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PONOKA DISTRICT, FIRST, LAST, AND ALL THE TIME. 


Estimate 1922 
| Crop as Largest 
In History of West 


| Winnipez, Sept. 2. 


various authoritative bodics this 
year, the Manitoba Free Presa, in 
the nineteenth annual crop esti. 


estimates the whet yield this year 
a* 371,901,000 bushels from a total 
acreage of 21,471,000 acres, 

During the growing period of 
the crop there bave been com- 
Pirisons made with the famous 
crop of 1115, the paper says, when 
the total yield of wheat ot 
the prairie provinces was 3i0,175.. 
000 bushels, from 1 867,715 acres 
[t is only necessary to compare 
these figures to realize that while 
t'e present crop of wheat in actnal 
oumber of bushels is the largest 
ever produced in the west in point 
of average of yield, it falls very 
far below 1915. 

Previous estimates made this 
year bave varied from 217,781,000 
bushels (0 $50,000,000, the former 
being the dominion bureau of 
statistics’ estimate, based on con 
ditions at the end of July, and tie 
latter the Grain Trade News’ esti- 
mate, The Canadian Pacific rail- 
way estimated this year’s western 
wheat yield at 317,000,000, 

This year’s Free Press estimate 
would average 17,31 bush.'s to the 
acre, while in the banar year, 
1915, the averaye was 25,07 


bushels, 


Asker 


The Ravnsborg ard Vol Bros.’ 
threshing outfit are commencirg 
operations about the middle of the 
week 


A great drove of cattle were taken 
out of the district last week —S 
Wettre, ©, Thosstad and T Stabe | 
enfeldt being the contributors, M 
Jensen, of Ponuka, being the buyer, | 


Quite a number of relatives and 
friends called on Mra ©. Paulsen 
last Sunday afternoon, the event) 

| being her birthday, | 


The epidemic of summer com- 
pluint aod sickness is very preva!- 
vutamong the young chiliren is 
well as the older oncs. 

The 


Ravosborg families ard 


Wheat |Threshing General | 


7, L922 


In Central Alberta 


Practically ore hundred per cent | 
of central Alberta's wheat or \p is 


Exceeding |in the stock and threshing has 
jall previous figures forecast by already commeneed in many dis 


triots, according to week's 
reporis, Jo a Sowisolated districts 
where the wettest August since 
1916 has impeded harvesting oper. 


last 


mate for the three prairie pro. ations, binders are still working 
yinces, published this morning,|Vertine, but generally speaking 


the crop has been cut and the frost | 
bogey averted 

First threshing returns are en 
couraging. Threshing has been ir | 
progress at Viking for a wee} | 
where a 40-acre field of ruby when 
vielded $00 bushels Reports as 
to the probable yield vary, Veur 
ville estimates 25 to 30 bushels of 
wheat on ‘breaking and summe 
fallow, as low as 10 bushels on old | 
land aud an averaye of 15 to Is] 
bushels. Itis probable that this | 


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estimate will apply toa great many | ‘ 


districts | 


Provincial News 


i 

Classes in the ayricultura 
schvols of the province will oper 
for the 1922.23 term on October 31 
The classea will be conducted tis 
year at four schools, th: se being a | 
Raymond, Claresholm, Olds anc | 
Vermilion. | 


The department of ayriculture is 
now proceeding with the arrange 
ments in connection wilh the new 
scheme for the marketing of secd 
vrain announced last week, Vero | 
minent seed grain yrowers have} 
written to the departinent express. | 
ing their approval of the new plan 
and intimatiog that they will by | 
ready to patronize it. ‘The clean | 
ing plant to be operated by the | 
vovernment will be — installea 
shortly. 

The new course of study for the | 
public schools of the province bas| 
now been printed, and has beer 
distributed by the education cde. | 
partment to all schools in the pro. | 
vince. In cities where a superint 
endent is engayed, the course ol 
study bas been seut to bis office 
In ail other cases, the books have 
been sent to the secretaries of the 
achool districts, ‘This plan of dis 
tribution bas been alopted becaus: 
thero is a8 yet no complete list o' 
teachers in their present locations 
availublo to the  departinent 
Teachers who have not yet receiver 
the course of studies should wet! 


Pherstads and Mrs M, Wettreyinto touch with their sehoul boards 


motored out aud spent 
stteruoon with Mr and 
Woyen, near Morningside, 


The duck season opened with 
September 1, but the bird® are 
few and far between compured t 
what they,used to be in these parts, 


Mr and Mrs McLaurin aud Mr 
Gordon, of Pouoka, spent the 
week-end the guests ot Mr and 
Mrs Garry Phillips 


Dr. Cook and Dr, 
the hospital visited over the week 
end with Mr and Mrs TIT. B 
Phillips, 


Routh Krefting spont the week- 
end at home, returning to town on 
Monday evening to resume her 
studies at the high school, 


The Ladies’ Aid meets with Mrs 
Garry Phillips on Monday, Sept 
Il 


Mrs A, 


Juast = Sunday~ afternoon the 
beautiful sunshine and balmy 
breezes brought thougbts of picnic 
toa great many, So burriedly a 
oumber, who had no program 
mapped out for the day, packed 
their baskets and motored to the 
home of Mrand Mrs T. Bb, Phillips 
There they were heartily received, 
and spent a lovely afternoon in the 
garden admiring the wonderfu' 
growth of flowers and vegetables 
In the evening a spread was laid 
on the meadow near the 
edge where every one enjoyed » 
hearty lunch, A number enjoyed 
themselves in the water and in 

boats until sundown, when they 
again returned to the grounds and 
yardens, where they lingered io 
the evening twilight admiring 
the riotour coloring of blossoms 


What Mr and Mrs Phillips have} 


accomplished with the assistan: 
of their family is a real wonle 


luring a season like this, A triy 
to their home before the night! 
frosts get their work in will truly | 


show what perseverance can do 


The U.P A, and U.F,W.A_ had 
avery good meeting with an ex 
ceptionally large attendance o1 
Friday eveniog, Sept. |, 


Stockholm, Sept, 5—Complete 
returos in the recent probibitior 
plebidcite show that 130,055 ta lots 
were polled against prohibition 
and 901.053 in fa,or of the pro 
posal, More voted than 60 per 
sent of the electorate, ‘The «nes 
sion of prohibition in Swed 
iow regarded as dead for a yener 
ation, 


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Sunday | At once. 


the province during 


Smith froa 


lake's | 


The new course 
orized for use in all the 


is saath 
Is of 
presen! 
should 


seb 
the 
year, and each  toacher 
secure a copy at once 


[ntervs’ in thé accompli iments 
possible uoder irrigation has b 
stimulated during the past week b 
| the anpouncement thatthe Canad 
} Land and Irrivation Co wt 


project lies west of Medicine Hat, 
bas been able to prod satisfact 
orily uw quantity f cunteal pe 
From a plot of two veres, the com 
lpany expects this yrar to have 
from 100 to 150 cases of the fruit 


| \ 
[Feces 
| A yield of 42,000 


}‘wheat from L700 acer 


bushels of 
3 ta expe ter 


|from the farms of the Ohio Farm 
ling Co, south of Lethbridze tt 
| Fall 

The twelve mile extens'on 


the Lacombe and Blindman Valley 
weet of | 


railway embe will 

jcompleted in time to bandle the 

crop this fall, it is stated 
Complete tizores of the registra 


tion at the three normal schools of 


the province show that over 4 
teachers aro to be in trainin 
these schools this fall, Appr 
mately L900 new teachers will b 
available for the s lsat the en 


of this year’s normal school term, 


LABOR PARTY’S WORK | 
PROGKAM 


London, Sept. 2 - Criticizing the 
woverament unemployment com 
vittee’s proposals for dealing witl 

Irhe unemployment problem dir 

Ily by providing reli f work and iv | 
directly by romoth trad HB | 
| totally iuadequate, t labor party 

| has | it forth a program as follow 

| Iirst, tuke steps to check the 

ltlow of juveniles into the labor 
| market 

i second, legally fix a maximum 
lof a forty-four bour wees 

Third, review government con. 


tracts for the next decade, and put 
production work in hand immedia 
tely 7 

Fourth, engage in @ five-year 
| program of house building 

Fifth, etfect railway and water 
| ways repsirs that are overdue 

Sixth, reorganize laudcultivation 
throughout the country by dgricul- 
tural committees, and 

Seventh, increase road making | 
aud road repairing, 


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Turks Wipes Out 
Three Greek 
Army Corps 


Adana, Asia Minor, Sept. 4— 
Three Greek eriny crops in the 
Eski-Shir sector of the Greoo- 
Turkish frout have been dispersed 
and almost annihilated by the 
Torkish Nationalists, according to 
dispatches received here today 
froin Angora, the seat of the Kem. 
alist yoverament 

Tbe Greeks are retreating in dis- 
rder and the Tarks have advanced 


in the Ismid sector to within 12 
| niles of the Brasa, the dispatches 
said 

Two British battleships, the 


Tron Duke and the King George 

* Lave ariived for the parpose of 
protecting British interests, 

The Turkish advance continues, 
the entire line of Greeks with 
rawivy without fighting Towns 
and villages iu the path of the 
are being burned and 
thousands of Christian refugees 
are approaching Smyrna, where 
the churches aud schools are al- 
ready filled Many are arriving in 
i starving condition, the women 


and children especially showing 
marked sins of sutfering. The 


coutinued reverses to 
army baye caused profound de. 
pression among the populace. 
Kiutayab, which is next in import- 
ance to Eskft-Sbihre and Afion 


the Greek 


Karabissar, tas been completely 
j invested by the fast moving Turk. 


ish Nationalists, whose army is in 
@ high state of enthusiasm and 
jubilation, The fall of Ushak and 
even of Brusa is not unexpected, 


Constantinople, Sept, 5,—A 
Turkish cavalry division has met 
disaster near the Bilejik-Brusa 
‘ 1ucht between two Greek 
forces, it was totally wiped out, 
The Turks, made careless by their 
successes, did notreckon with the 
Greek third army corps, whichhad 
retreated unhampered in the dir. 
ection of Brasa, 


The allies ap; 


r to be agreed 
that it is nes 


essary for them te 
land naval aud iufantry forces in 
Asiatic Turkey for the protection 
of their nationals and to maintain 


,orduer 


TYPHOID PREVALENT 


Aug, 31,—With tho 
summer season and 
held as the con. 
many cases of ty. 
phoid fever have been reported to 
the department of health from var- 
ious sections of the province, and 
the minister of wuoicipalities and 
health, Ro G. Reid, has aathorized 
the immediate issuance of a warn. 
lug setting out preventative meas- 
ures in the hope of baiting the pro- 
gress of the «disease Lefore it 
reaches the epidemic stage, 
Numerous cases of the malady 
exist in of the province 
ast and west, but cen- 
tres where a serious condition is 
reported are those of Tofield, cast 
of this city; St. Paul de Metis, 
Taber, and the coal 
mioiug areas in the south and in 
gon ‘tious of the north country, 


lrought of the 
it heav 
tributing 


y rains 


cC1use, 


recs 


Hh parts 
north, soutl 


CHURCH NEWS 


MAI 


Sunday, Sept, loth — Evening 


service 730 p.m, Sunday school 
LO um 
SION CHURCH 
Sunday, Sept 1O—11l aim, 
| op essed Possessions.” Chil- 
lrens p Giod Sees” Enstside 
Sunday school at 215 p.m, and 
church service al 315 p.m, Even- 
iuw servi it Ponoka, 780 pm, 
topic, "The Safety of the World.” 


The pastor especially invites the 
menu of the congregation and town 


to hear this address, Geo, Bowker 
will © iggge here ie a welcome for 
all * Union chureh, 
Joseru B, Francis, Pastor, 
G. & Bowker, Choir leader, 
BAPTIST 


hunday, Sept, 10.—Brooks, Sun. 
lay school at IL aim, church ser. 
Manito, church service 
at pm Ponoka, Sunday secbool 
ut ll am, evening worship at 7,80, 
Subject, “An Old Fashioned Gos. 
pel,’ Special sioging; a_ trio, 
"Though Yonr Sins be as Scarlet,” 
It you like a cheerful service, heary 
singing, real friendliness, aud a 
bomelise church, you sbonld at. 
tend these services, A warm wel. 
come for ell 


vice at 12 


Chureb practic 
Ingato 

The ludies of the church are ar. 
ranging & social evening on Tues. 
day, Sept, 12th A «aood pro- 
gracime bus been arranged, Luoch 
will be served. A pleasant evening 
assured, Commences at 8 o'clock, 


son Friday even. 


THE HERALD. PONOKA. ATLRERTA. 


Se Oat a 


he Capital May [Her Two Children| SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON 


Open Branch Plants 
: Had Diarrhoea LESSON FOR SEPTEMBER 10 


Manufacturers Eager to Have Goods 


Produced in Canada Terribly Bad TEACHING THE LAW OF GOD 


F. W. Field, British Trade Commis —— a 


sioner, who returned to Toronto after Anyone suffering from bowel com: | It will be of interest and profit to 
two months in England studying trade ' plaints such as diarrhoea, dysentry,! present this lesson as an ideal Sun- 
conditions there, states that there | Colle, cholera, cholera morbus, cholera | gay school class: 
} infantum, or any other looseness of . 
| the bowels, will find that Dr. Fowler’s 1. A Model Bible Class (vy. 16). 
oh : ‘ate he said, the outlook was | aaa of rote Strawberry will give] 1, The Eager Assembly (v. 1). The 
} brighter the t was ¢ Par ago, & quicker , srmane lie 
} brighter ian it was a year ago, and) ib ry and more permanent relief people gathered themselves together 
there was a better feeling among the, tan any other remedy on the market . * 
today. and “spake unto Ezra to bring the 
o ov or e Mrs. Roy Keith, Chariton, Ont., book of the Law.” = It was not a mat- 
ne . 8 < rat ite ‘ 
“ ire, ; f ; mo pte We . ‘ or s, woe > I om writing to tell you ter of the teacher urging the class 
aid Mr le was TF, undre ft) whe y 2 T's “ ac ° 
( As it hundreds o . a r ‘owler Extract of Wild to come together, but the class with 
representatives of British businesees Strawberry did for me, Last summer . 
my children had diarrhoea, terribly, Yering hearts requesting the teach 
bad, and they would vomit and pa a er to come with God's Word 


is every cause for optimism Gener 


| business men of Britain 


were at present travelling about the 


world seeking markets and investigat™ 


rreat mal ¢ » <7 é A 
‘ é ; grea ae il of blood I tried every, oo ‘The Representative Assembly 
jing condition Many of these men, remed, we could think of, but finally ” 
rres Ly 1 he said, would visit Canada, where) bought a bottle of Dr. Fowler's Ex (Vv. =) The class was tade up ot 
thelr capital w iain beginning to) Uaet of Wild Strawberry, and about; men, women and children The men 
pate i] ff i ginn 4 { 
i ENS seek an outlet one-half of it stopped the diarrhoea) then did not leave the church going to} 
yt i ‘ altogether, L have told several others | the women Neither were the chil 
{ British manufacturer he explain. about it, and I would not be without . 
My fl) cous sumering ed, were anxious to enter into cooper | it in the house, as [ can truthfully say dren left at home with nurses o1 sil | 
™M er beset ative relations with Canadian factor-| 't 84ved the lives of my two,children.” play on the streets God's Word 
GENUINE MUS AD ‘ Price, 50c a bottle; put ub only by! should be taught to all classes, men 
ties and distributor Not only were) phe 4 Milburn Co., Limited, T to ¢ ; ; 
$ ae “ tt ht Ys » Bimited, Toronto, women and children, ¢ 
ma inner VY L UST j they eager to place their money in} Ont , 
; “ ln | Canadian enterprise but they were! - = nih An Appreciative Assembly (vy. 3) 
» |) Laer le i ‘ Their ears were attentive from morn | 
Cc also seeking to make arrhneement W l P. ! R a | | 
\ or the manufacturing under joint} omen in Frolar Negions ing to midday So eager were they | 
directorates, of their products in Can ° to know God's Word that they did not | 
, , a' fe ods } , 2 : 
dian factories already established Peary'’s Wife Accompanied Him Twice fet Ured although the lesson Tnsted | 
While it was true that British eapi On Antarctic Expedition ' for five or six hour Chere yes no; 
| “as e u i ip ‘ . | 
Th Pp bli S ff A d Pp tal, In many instances, contemplated ! rring to the fact that the Inte| Pulling of watcheg in that clas 
e u 1c u ers n ays investment in Canada through the es-| irnest Shackleton refused the ‘ Due Reverence Sho wn God's 
tablishment of branch plants, the gen. @Pplications of several women anx Word (vy. 4, 5) When Ezra opened 
ae pear ' . 1 op » HHO rey y 
A newspaper despatch from Detroit on August 27 reported Henry Ford | cra! tendency was to make use of the) ‘ous to accompany him on his last - oan ttt ohhh cena ar 
‘ pay ate : e ‘an ' , , P manufacturing facilities already estab.| Antarctic expedition, a news source | they did out of respect for ine holy 4 
ving that 1 ate 1 o ! ’ coal tn re CAB ) the ri 0 t J 7 ‘ ye ‘ “ re 
as talon that us a eval of the. coal shortane enused by the irke of the tea ates ated ne orodueton o¢| mie thal eo. far no woman bas yet|bOOK- ‘The reason thre URGot pot obacco i 
fuga’ . Hoek ts aT igi. | their goods ventured into the Polar regions. | ef feverence for the Bible is that peo | 
te ( ad be throw 1 mnolo to Ly I! i and t ac 
states would | wn out of employment on September 16, and (hat Jn aad That is not correct, for twice Peary Ble are not taught to bellove it is 
( everal vire tho rl othe rker ° iNoved ad ries furnisl + eee | ! ‘ ’ ‘ > ' 
6 7] et indred 7 u * 1 we Ags t a ed nite istri : irni . | was accompanied by hi wife and G0d'’s Word Reverence in the house!) —— - - 
ne material the Ford plants would be forced into Idlene n othe WHEN WOMEN SUFFER | : | . he Bible 
his aughte ns t among the | °§ God will only be when the Bible is} , . * 
words, the means of livdiitood of between one aud two million people would Ms daughter was born among the Hy Ex-Sergeant’s Hard Luck Sending Flowers by Airplane 
t pe Arctic ice-flelds, the first four years "esarded as God's very words | 
be cuto Ps — 
< | } : , +t f yd “ vartily the Pr 
These hundreds of tho nde of men and thelr amills are to suffer is for weakness or {ll-lealth, Seo} Of her Ure delng spent, in the. Arcil t ay dy : “= 1 ire ath Escaped injury During War, Now! Dutch Florists Avail Themselves Of 
: da eal k che - “ . . if there is not a side ache “idache er » . i P . “Th er i As Ezra led them in pray 
through no act of their own, nor because of any dispute with their employers a sid ache, he ulache, | region Iter Christian name, “Han Paralyzed From Exposure Daily Service to London 
l Y ' I i ; restlessness and the “blues rhe jenito.” is a reminder of her birth-| eh the people joined heartily In saying 
because it is wellknown that the Fe employees are well paid and well) symptoms indicate that »ou need the " : + iE i 8 ‘Smen! Amen!” bowing thelr face iy) Queen Mary's sympathy for those} Dutch florists are sending their 
ve 4 ‘ ‘ lace, as tl quimaux for “Snow as obu6 . 4 
treated—but sole because of a labor conflict between the coal operators and Air ara 9 rt In ea eae om ie Mt . ri ubsequently | the ground broken in the war was again shown! flowers daily to London, by airplane, 
, 8 s soothing medicine ta a paDS en pseque ) " : ° one 
the miners, and the attempts being made t ‘ttle thir differnces of opinion ' 00 4 by her purchase of a beautiful four-\ ae z to ted States rade 
: a ’ ” de a eee tht Ma : jo Breat friend to womankind. They wrote a book with the appropriate) I A Model Bible Teacher (vy. 7, S) ; ; ; ate bas hccording United roa Trad 
by the waging of an industrial war, instead of endeavoring to reach an amle | oo wonderful relie! i ‘ . pa panel screen from ex Sergeant Ellis,| Commisstoner Howard W. Adams, of 
‘ iu nderful rellet to constipation, | tithe The Snow Baby which is 1. He stood Up Where the Peopie . T . T 
able settlement through an arbitration conference they clear up sick headache, remove ' - 4 oft Fulham rhe screen, which meas; The Hague The flowers are cut at 
Wh hold these peopte be i the innocent victims of the unreason:| wastes and poisons from the system an interesting account of the birth) Could See Him (v. 5) I he position ured 6 ft. by 2 1-2 ft. and is the result! night packed early in the morning 
' . » | ( 4 » f ae and, earths life of her daughter-——all , » ne » teacha 4 . r : ’ ¢ . 
ablene and greed of othe: Is our boasted civilization such a poor thing eed. tn roth ae Me D Wana RraAES ia a ip * ‘ a Ale if the teacher bas much of really good taste and artistic devo-| and sent by motor car from the Bos 
. : ‘ on f a) | great succe wt 0 tich is mo nformative on-'t t the attent { t t f : - . 
that leaders in public life, in finance nd industry, and in the direction of or inds use no other medicine and rely; 1 tt vs ey WEE AMOS ALLOA TAC BAU zANaS tion, was delivered at Buckingham) koop flower growing district to the 
; ’ " . > bt , rea azette f the as 7 
ganized labor, cannot devise any better me ettling their disputes han) solely upon Dr. Hamilton's Pills to ; Fete : Palace recently | Walhaven airdrome, near Rotterdam 
by a resort to war? Are these leader void of commonsense and in| regulate the system and keep it in —_- —_ 2. He Read Distinetly (v. 8). Teach} vie Enis iss a native of Kilmar ‘They arrive at Croydon, England, at 
elligence » lacking ippre tion of what natitut right and justice,| Smooth running order, 25 all dealer er should take particular heed to - . ce z , é or 
A ana drlir tov Y peilcbet abet . weet ¢, or The Catarrhozone Co., Montreal What One of the Best Known | this Much Bible reading is greatly nock, and was, in brighter days, an 1.30 p.m, and from there they are 
that they are read ind willing to infliet lo ind suffering upon hundreds of, Tray ler mn Ca d ¢ ‘ anu 4 be ‘ >. 8 a > accountant He was a good football. dispatched by motor car to the Lon 
thousan of absolutely innocent men, women and children? In their re | 7 | : ; eh.ers 1 nada cays to ea discredit of the Word and the} or ang played centre (rugby code) for don florists Boskoop flowers are 
] ' ' ile + a | “N ar yong to give " neolicit ‘; ‘ 4 
fusal to see an ide to the que ns confronting them but that in which is} rish Flax Menace adic tanta A 4 lat abe pote Nr re paient re t pt ‘ Cardiff Corinthians thus put on sale simultaneously in the 
bound up their own selfish interests they ar irely guilty of a criminal in} The Trish flax industry is threat-! medicine advertising. Heretofore | have had 3. Caused the People to Underscand Ellis’ fate has been strangely irom London and Dutch shops About 100 
»srofound contempt fo vatent redicines, ft} > aa " "yy . . r ° ‘ 
tent far surpassing many acts punishable by severe penalties under the law ened with extinction, according to a part pularly sovesied: Iniments, Perhaps cae Reading tv. 8) Nhe supreme joal as well as hard Enlisting inthe kilograms of flowers per day are 
The coal strikes in the Canadian Maritime Provinces and in Western Can-| report from the Amertean Consul at ib is due to the reason that | have been business of the teacher is to wake the Gordon Highlanders in August, 1914, to be transported in thidway 
ed hi ly constitution, and ’ . P , i ay 
adu have been settled and the miners have returned to work, but only alter, Belfast The area under flax for the aater Pat i Pe ny it ; Tye Cae My Word of God so plain that all, old) po fought at the Marne, Loos, Neuve eae ee 
ror! an ulte unne ) ave be ficter both partle sent par ¢ s t 25, last fall after a hard day's tramp in the stush and young, can understand Shia cal . oak . + les 
enormous and quite unnecessary losses | been inflicted upon both pa present year amounts to only 25,000) 1% A feotienl declined i aavate: pales (a Siad RA : . 4 | Chapelle, Hill 60, Verdun, Cambrai, 8 Of 33,000 miles of French roads in 
to the disputes, whieh might just as well, and ought to have been, settled by | acres, compared with 40,000 in 1921,) legs and, of course, like a man who has never LUE The Impressions Made (Vv. 915). Quentin and Ypres It was his peed of 1 pairs at the close of the war 
ent ‘pairs a » close » war 
( . ces before e strib ook place inat fatter t trikes. Miners: ; 27,198 3 » oe al anything wrong with him physically, | The effect of teaching God's Wor range . rhs hese 
Sunreren before tl ARGS LOOK: Place. In nt : ; od a pe us a in 1920 complained rather boist The ord | | sedi, (a ve Te ee oe Vord strange luck to come through all these 13 999 miles have already been {in 
' ener lik ‘ ost the ! x ‘quer ma . ‘ Jepart 5 , ittle 4y ill son * most importan nit “a { its > str » y scratel « 
and mine ow: like have lo ' public excheq 1 rish Department of Agricul iittle wis eayst, 1 ai A wit ne 1 V ts ease It titanie struggles without a scrateh proved and 2,200 miles have been com 
put to heavy and unwarranted expense—all of which the public must, in the ture has been urged to formulate! juisor her. Well, i shes a tae Was very encouraging and only a few days before the armis: jietely and permanently repaired 
1 er ell, in she comes w a tn ’ ) letely and perms »paire 
final analysis, pay and adopt a scheme for the improve, tle of  Minard’s ~ Liniment and ts 1, Conviction of Sin (v. 9). The} tice to fall 1 from exposure He is Se : : 
i} Selieve m “ain disappea ‘ " ——___— = 
And now, with what is generally admitted to be the second heaviest grain! ment and maintenance of this staple! jun Be me the pain disappeared a te 


| mluutes alter, and you can tell the world & Word of God brings eonviction of sin! now paralyzed from the waist down 


{ ’ . - ° You aro mé 
crop in the history of the Dominion to be transported by rail and boat to the |industry of Northern Lreland aid so (Acts 2:37) It is quick and power wards and only the ruin of a once fine ex periinent- 
| (Signed) PRANK EK. JOINS, Montreal . ’ r, jlng when 
markets of the world just beginning to move, our transportation systems will — 7 » | ful (Heb, 4:12) The way to get con-| man you ure Dr, 
H he volume of coal trafiie in orde t | . 
| 


i “ 
likewise called upon to handle an enormou rane s Ol 


, ‘ ) f r ~ | Viction of sin is by teaching the Word ee oe 
: : A j ’ nent for Ki a Irrit 
to fill up empty coal sheds and bins which ought to have been handled dur SUMMER COMPLAINTS ' Why the Dime Novel Died of God, not by appealing to the emo ment for: Rasema and sx, irre 


S k t h H t d thous, It relleves at onee and gradu 
ally heals the skin. Sample Pox br 
{ng the slack months In grain movement Instead of our transportation sy KILL LITTLE ONES - tions by telling death-bed stories, The) askatc ewan omesteads Chase's Ointment free if you ment n this 
te enabled t read the treight mov nt ‘roa long riod, they Th a fig ' . . nr et ause ; 4 paper and send 2e, stamp for postige., 0. & 
being enabl oO spre h rel ement over & long perio : e Camoufiage that Brought in people had cause " : orrow Entries in. Province for Year 1921 Cort all dealers or Edmanson, Bates & Co., 
us! cope with two peak loads at one and the same time ! ' Larger Returns they were far from God rhey not Totalled 2,729 Limited, Toronto, 
, { » A alle . 
Just what this means in further loss cannot accurately be estimated, but At the first ign of illness during An exhibit of the dime novels of Only had become worldly and the rich 
: ‘the hot weather give the little one : Homestead entries In the province MONEY ORDERS 
inyone all famillae with the subject knows that the lo will be consider Babs ) } thirty and forts ears ago is on view! Were in their greed oppressing — th 
ble } rT) , must } nd for the most expensive instead of | pee) 2 Owe Tablets or in a few hours but they were perplexed througn | Of Saskatchewan for the year 1921 to-| “When ordering goods by mail, send a Do 
ible because © busine nu ye cared for in the mo xP he may be beyond ald These Tablets in the New York public library, and Poor, DUE they were perploxe hroug) ph i minion Ei@-ess Money Order 
The] talled 2,729 as compared with 1,726 for 
in loast expensive w Oo, here again, the public must pay The los# will prevent summer complaints if give excites much interest The firm) their mixed marriages 
020. accor ; . sorts ad 
Pa Thonn. his is clearly revealed in present and prospective coal | en occasionally to the well ehild and gpjen published most of them did an| 2 Weeping Turned Into Joy (vy, If 1920, according to a report issued b BELTING FOR SAi Kk 
1 t yt ‘eve e troubles ati : > P ; . nt leside 
pm ind also in the warnings being issued of the probable diMeulty of ob-| WIll promptly relleve these troubles MH) ov cnous busines atone time, but ita) 12). When sins have beon perceived | the Provincial Government. Desi rv 
they come on suddenty Baby's Own m : Canadians the following nationalitir New © used Helting of eyery de In- 
tuining adequate ipplies of coal when the ' , Tablets should alwas be kept in’ trade fell awa and the dime novel and confessed God would not have tlon shippe subject to approval, Gin, 3. 
t} t » miners or the mine patho, | ! ; j H hild to «be ! inued | fled on homesteads in the province! ply new Rubber Belting, high grade 
Apa i ” ! mn any que ion a ‘ the m ’ every home where there are young disappeared about 1897 Some are in children to ” wat (ontinuesr ' inavit sad i eae quallt st r ft All others at low 
own e primaril esponsible for these huee losses and inconvenience to, childrep There is no other medicine wondering ho this happened Hur: mourning will not atone for the sins during the period under review Am ont price ‘in ‘ anada.--York Belting Co 
FOO ne » e 4 » wun : Me : » 567, Australis yatre | ork St ‘oronto, Ont 
the public, there ist much wreater Issue of the rights of people generally, | #8 800d and the mother ae b ; tie is surely clear enough Other pub. that are past, It unfits one ter pres ericans 567, Australians 1,  Austro 
antee of @ government analyst that ° | arians 219 slans 15, Chinese 
Polittetar mW ‘Op pu ooting and abandon their attitude of thntdity in they are absolutel { The Tab. | lisher discovered that by printing a ent tasks and dishonors pardoning Hungarian : , fener 15, hin 4 
: , ; ; ’ pa : : , ‘ 2, Danes 18, English 272, Finns 6 
dealing with the two opposing forces of Capital @nd Labor Each is a great) jets are sold by medicine dealers or dime novel to look Ike a real book | God Besides, joy has a salutary et) © an ye re ; bony | 
vre o¢ jermans treeks ol 
foree and power In the pation Each Is essential to the well-being and pros: by mail at 25 cents a box from The. hey could get $1.50 for it, it would be! fect upon one's entire being | arene 22, German i, Greeks 1, Hol-] 
perity of the country Neither can get along without the other But great eat Willlam Medicine Co, Broce} inten no bani and avarvanay (wand 3. Shared Their Blessins With landers 7, Icelanders 5, Irish ¢ Ital 
‘ e, Ont ~ z 8 7 ‘f yegians 7 *olish 2 tr 
and important the ' there is a still greater foree and power and one pe ray forcnta Dalle atk? Other (vy 10-12) Christiani ‘is jans 7, Norwegians 74, Polish 28, Rou 
— . i ; : a i i 29 salt 77 ; t S] 
Which constitutes a much more vital factor In the commonwealth—that ts the not having a good time alone; it i manians 29, Russtans 77, Sco , 
' , | Swedes 79, Swiss 2, 4 Syrie | 
whole people; in other words, the nation itsel ; How They Do It In Europe Onianda Oaldlbinca sharing our prosperity with others Swedes 79, hes ; anne ‘ rians | 
Politieiar Instead o triving to gain the ipport of this partioular it ian F ; True joy manifests itself in giving to 
yuring the ont cd gold! ¢ 
group or tl ort ier ende ving not to antagonize either, must take a d Revert to Barter System to Overcome beta n month 0 uly gold other Pure religion go out to Women Losing Little Toes 
|t ° f Ontarte luce ap 
pied ‘and tell how ilcidal strike nonsense must cease, and Exchange Problem , Benes © Marlo produced approxt! ios to the poor (Jas, 1:27 | In support of his assertion that wo 
mately $1,775,000, according to prelim , 
that labor disputes must be ttled in a sane and intelligent manner through Darter, or the exchange of goods, a fv 1. The People Obeyed (vv, 12 men are ‘osing their little toes, a 
; R P , imury estimate This is a new high : ' 
process milur to those provided by eour of law tor the settlement of all) against the transfer of actual cash has In their acquaintance with the Serip-. sclentist points out that in the days 
record so tar in the history of gold ‘ } 
other elvil dispute figured in recent international loan ture they found that the Feast of ,of anclent Greece women had Usree | 
mining in Ontario, and is an lacrease’,, A | 
Sn Ee | according to the Geneva correspond Tabernacles had been long neglected, | joints to her little toe, while it | 
I ! t OF 910,000, over the dune. proguction A ! ! 1th known that Egyptian w n had f 
® “4 nt { the London O rver I th 8 soon as they understood the Serip low Ti Sey pila omen hat our 
Rural Population Leads British Building Electric Ships | ent ot th ac nerve N thls! with the exception of the Kirkland y 
way the difficulties of exchange have Lal ' it 11 tures they went forth to do as they) Nowadays normal women have only 
ike Proprietary all mills were oper Zt ‘ 
been overcome ! ' ' \ ; 1) Hed had been told They went to work) two joints, while there are mate ca 
° n on 1 . il : ease ted J ull ca city, an mandled an 7 
Alberta Ahead In Population Increass:| Will Save Fuel and Give Increased Runrnia wanted a loan BBIamOOD ited 4 pp ‘ a ef! ‘ snd kept thi ae At toa rane in which only one joint §s found 
' ‘ e 5 ; ageregate ot approximately » UF 
During Past Ten Years Space for Cargo 000 gold fran drom Switseriait ¥ pt ‘ that it had not been k ince the| tana < a 
final « itement i Phres essels of a very unusual, ppe swt ald it was impossible sOne.0) OF da of Joshua (v.17), 1 ie Serip Spend your money at home, there 
by the Dominion Bureau o { character are shortly to be built in a) uniess they know how the money w x — tures were read and made vlain many bY helping your own town and local NORTH WEST 
1 ! know h ' 1s | To' 
wive e total poj ition of Canad Dritieh shipbuilding yard Bach will to be spent Rumania replied We The elephants of Ceylon are esteem: things could be found whieh have not merchants BISCUIT COMPANY ve 
) , I 1 be bout four thousand tor ind e@ need to replenish railroad rolling) ed for their uperior strength and! been complied with In the keeping) 
t gain o per cent nee Itt.) peclally designed for the fruit carr stock, particularly engine docility of this feast they dwelt in booths, thu 


The popula of a pro i trade They will be fitted with “Fine ‘ld the Swiss banker 


character and 
except Prin | ary na il engines of a special type designed) have these for sale rake them, and bringing to their remembrance th | 
oren 1, the mo nal ’ n this particular yard and recently pay for them in cereals and petroleum = ONTARIO MOTHER days of their wilderness journey 
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the eve i most tistactory result rhe need Thus were the arrangemer Pope Pius to Have Automobile | 
cent ‘ ‘ one ‘ will drive electric generator concluded Pope Pius is to have an automobile | 
wl vill | 


SS typifying their pilerim 


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Canad ‘ 0] ‘ \ ip current to electri Similar borrowing and pa Che people of Milan, where the Pon-| 
the lead, w 439,505 pe ) placed on short propeller’ parter also has taken place with is iff was Archbishop before his elec 
coms 11,9480 v t the stern of the vessel. This Cgecho-Slovakia, Here, again, Czecho Mothers—watch yout daugbior'n nted hin ' 
. ’ ’ Rar cra Bay a ahi vanin ahi 4°CNO") health. From the time she reaches 0". Have presented him with a ma | 
centre ) 2 per cer ( arvar t Vill give greatly ineresa Slovakia is receiving Swi manufac the age of twelve until womanhood chine of the latest Itallan model, The 1 
population of Ontario ound on the ed space for cargo and is expected to! tured good ind is to y for them! is established she needs your care’ pope, it i sid, will use ie car with | U NL E SS you se ¢ the name ‘Bay er” on tablets, you 
fart ind tr + considerable saving in fuel th truck loads o TT rhe yre, | @nd advice Many women have suf ‘ va rdens hicl mY : ¥ 
n ; gaa te, aha with tru ‘ é ur re e fered years of ill-health through lack in the Vatican gardens, which he n hdl are not ¢ getting A pirin at all 
wan 62 per ce ! Biving Kreat the question o exchange and the! o¢ guch care during this time circles twice daily in his promenades, | 
Bpectivel of control comparative values o the Czecho Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable a distance of three and a quarter! 
° - Slovakian krone and the Swi rane} Compound is a splendid medicine for | 1) j1¢ This is the first time a Pope 
e e © is ni tani nd tirls and women For nearly fifty , i Aba 
a an years it has been helping mothers , 8 ever Owned an automobile | 
Or ¢ il 1 or 1 e { and daughtey Let it help you and . 
| Must Grab Fast your daughter, | 19 Years’ Progress 
Beecham’s Pills act asa splendid tonic to ve iid the timid passenger to , emilten Optario pAlb wy With a population of 6,871,815 Can-} 
joe, " enlana file Aapatawni daughter was een a u he ada exported produce to the value 
1 the divestive organs. They remove acidity the airplane pilot t und ind i m | Seat AST ea Para: ang 1 ‘ <p - ree é' eV hee i 
H o sit land not be afraid { rer eal 90 omparec ! 
nen and fermentation and excess of bile from $0. ath AUIAnG Bot Deairall, and All fered every month ahh pce pie eters shy By or, 
the at : }that, but tell me, if something hap:| so that she could 4& population of 8,750,000 in 1920 and] { 
your le stomach and bowels and promote the mene and we fall, what do I do hardly move around exports per capita of $147, according Ry. 
secretion of the gastric juices, In thus fare the house and when io Governme tics » value 
stomach phan ee, J : | Oh, tha bey id the pilot she would have the u FOMONE Sratistic he value 
: correcting morbid conditions and stimulat- ‘Just grab anything we passing pains in school she 0! exports in 1901 was $17,776,044, as] % 
1s ing the digestive processes Beecham’'s Pills nd hang on tight would have to be against $1,286,658,709 in 1920 The| 
‘ salle he ; : carried home. Bee) popula ) ‘ coor ( ° 
upset naturally have an excellent effect upon the aiaaa thatralne Ane pol i Hea of ¢ err “ ! tos t i é 
general health If you have lost your ap- Healthiest Year the irregularity sho | C®BSUS [Ak hip 108) was 8,788.04 Accept ly ' 
-_ f 7 igure co ‘ ) even 8 ( padac cce only an “unbr ’ “i ‘ 
T, kh petite or are suffering from nausea, sick Figu mplled by thir } , vy o be 2 P acne nN t he broken packas of “Bayer Tablets of 
a e headache t 4 ife insurance companle how that . x 4 Business Is Business Spirin, which contains dir tions ¢ | ‘ 
1eadache, constipation, or giddiness ‘ spells, and soreness : ‘ 1 tec e¢ 5 and dose worked out by 
1921 was the healthi year for Ca in her back. I saw your advertise- In announcing that Britain wou physicians during 22 year and proved safe by millions for 
4 lada of which there is a record | ment In the ‘Hamilton Spectator’ and | pay her debt to the United States Cold ; €@ sate by muitions 
fot Lydia FE, Piniham’s Vegetable | premier Lloyd George also announces AOS " P 
| | Compound for her, She does not ; pat Headache Rheumatism 
’ man ha ieceeded in sveling ‘ " Sal ™~ | that Britalh'’s allies would have to pay lootha he ! ; : 
| have the least bit of trouble now, ; Thus + ry “spe ache Neuralgia Neuritis 
aor Mrance by cana nd river and we both recommend your medl- | Me! ius ends the romantic n E he 
a and back again, in a paper boa cine. She works in a candy-shop | that the nations, dismissing all econ -ATACHeC ] umbago Pain Pain 
- now and seems well and strong. I) omic considerations, would forgive “y ” i myrntg® Fm 
° Sold 25c—40 pills . 7 | give you pe ion te publish this ' apne egy pow : Af Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets—Also botttes of Od and id styealaee 
everywhere . Ask for Minard's and take no othere letter as a testimorial.’—Mas, I, P, | cach other 1elr debts and hay Soirin ts the trade mart Fs sin Geraint = oe 
: — oe , . . > etl ' , td A bg a > ety « n 
in boxes 50c—90 pills | Crause, 76 Walnut St, South, Hamil | Kood cry on each other's shoulders,— Banufacture By tat Tee v it Is well known that Aspicin means fey r 


eS a ase don, Ontario, Kansas City Star All be mped with ihe ‘inet imitations, the ‘Tablets of Bayer Comoany 


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What Pimzie Found a 


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t hidden end 


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Pimzie erled eagerly 


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tire to come 
began waving her 
it had happened the Brownle found him 


Stella now 


wand and before he 


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didn't really 
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f it is more wonderful than 
Pimate found 
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no-one much cat 


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You are tired,” her companion ¢ 


long we're 


and she let him lead her away. They 
found two deck chairs near the stern 
of the ship Presently the music 
ceased, the fairy lights went out. One 
by one the passengers drifted from 
the deck and went below. 

Daphne found herself Hstening to 
the silence that settled over them; 
only the pitch of the engines and the 
whirl of the water as the propellers 
displaced it. Branksome was talk 
ing, but she did not hear him, 

She was beak In her room at the 
hotel in Paris; she had dressed her 
self for her bridegroom and was wait 
ing for him 

Rranksome took her hand and find 
ing she did not attempt to withdraw 


it he gained courage It had been | 
decided that when they reached San| 


Francisco that Lady Castlewood and 
Daphne should return overland to 
New York and stay there at the Brit 
ish Embassy until the duke = and 
Wranksome Joined them when they 
would return to London. 

Lord Richard decided he could not 


jcontigue to go on grasping at a 


shadow, silently waiting for a woman 


| who might never return his affection 


It was only fair to both that he should 
know what was in her heart Athel 
bar had, doubtiess with the best in 
fentions, forced him into an imposs 


, ible position, He wanted Daphne. If 
after she was really free she intend 


ed to give herself to any man he was 
determined it should be to him. After 
all his only rival had been the coal 
miner fellow, 


(To be continued) 
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winnipeo TORONTO, 


Unbreakable Glass 


Is More Wonderful Than First 
Accounts Suggested 


The unbreakable glass invented by 


| ties of asbestos made it a curiosity to) Dr. Horak in Bohemia appears to be 


| the ancients. That it could be woven 


even more wonderful than first ac 


into fabrie which thrown into fire | counts of it suggested. 


| burned not at all gave rise to pecullar 
| uses 
History says that in early times as 
| bestos woven into shrouds was used 
in cremation to prevent the ashes of 
|the corpse from mingling with the 
| wood ashes of the funeral pyre. 
Charlemagne, founder of the Holy 
Roman Empire in the 8th century, fs 
said to have had an asbestos table 


! 
' cloth, which, when soiled, was thrown | 


fn the fire for cleansing 

The Eskimos of Labrador have used 
| asbestos for lamp wicks; the Chineges 
| centuries past exhibited handkerchiefs 
of asbestos, 


| Deposits occur in many parts of the 


world But the principal commercial | 


deposits are in the Thetford-Black 
Lake District of Eastern Quebec, 

Here it occurs imbedded tn a hardy, 
flinty rock known as “serpentine 
rock.” The deposits are irregular in 
size of seam and in direction There 
is every evidence in this period of the 
world’s making that gigantic forces 
were at work in the molding of thi 
part of the earth's crust 

loo little thought or attention has 
been paid this valuable Canadian pro 
duct by Canadtans Comparatively 
small quantities of the asbestos fibre 
have been converted into commercial 
| artic les in Canadian factories, 
| ‘The greater portion has been ex 
ported for manufacture in other coun 
tries Canada has lost the profit on 
i;the higher value of the finished arti 

cle; indeed has paid that profit to 
others by buying foreign-made = as 
} bestos as their base 

That condition is changing 


Europe On the Up-Grade 


New Nations Are Cooperating Says 
New York Publisher 
Heibert S, Houston, publisher of 


Our World, formerly for twenty 
three years with Doubleday, Page & 
Co,, who has returned from a tour of 


Europe, declared before the Kiwanis! 
Club in New York that he had come! 


back with “the distinct belief that 
Europe is on the uperade.” He was 


roundly applauded when he declared) 


that it was part of the job of the 
United States to help restore Europe 
Mr Houston said he found some 
healthy signs “which Indicate that 
ome constructive forces are at work” 
in Europe Among those forces, he 
aid, is the strong spirit of national 
ity in the new countries This spirit, 


to vieit Ashby dela Zoueh merely to) he added, is controlled by intelligence, 


eo what a place so called could poss 


ibly look like Distance lends en 


hantment to scenes and strangeness 


to thelr name The difficulty of tak 


ing the right kind of interest in things 


far removed from us is one of the 


political problems of this internation 
alized world It runs thorugh nature 
Tur ealized that it needs celestial 
interference to see ourselves as others 
ee ou We all kndw what a toad 
loo like to us, but if we knew what 
we ser like toa toad we = should 
probably t t with indignation.—-on 


don Daily New 


‘ 
Diet Keeps Eskimo Fit 


How the 1 imo maintains health 


j 


and vigor on a diet which is almost 


a clly opposed to the generally ac 


cepted rules of healthful eating ha 


purale clentists and travellers, The 


healthy condition of the Eskimo is at 
tributed to the fact that they eat al 


most ever part of the animal that 


and there is a spirit of co-operation 
| among the new nations “This,” he 
continued, “is clearly illustrated in 
the Little Entente.” “Then,” he 
said, “the League of Nations, des 
pite all that we hear to its disadvant 


age in this country, has been making 


steady progress in Europe indeed, | 


throughout the world 
Boys’ Training Farm 
A training farm for city-bred boys 


who desire to emigrate to Canada or 


any of the other Dominions has been| 


| started near Glasgow by Dr, G. C 
|} Cossar, who established the Cossar 


}farm for boys in New Brunswick in 


the French plan and cattle raising/and 


pig raising will be taught at the Glas 
gow farm Dr. Cossar 1 a well 
known philanthrople worker in Glas 
gow He has sent to his Canadian 
farm some five hundred Glasgow boys 
who have mostly done well in Canada 


they kill What little they cannot eat, 


is made into tools and coverings, but 
the bone and skin is about all they do 


not consume; often the skin has a nar 
row e cape 


Minard’s Liniment used by Physicians 


Radiophone in West Indies 


A system of wireless telephony now 
connect the Turks Island and the 
Caicoe Islands In the West Indies, the 
same installations being used also for 


wireless telegraphy, and for communt 
cation with ships, The distance coy 


ered by the radiotelephone circuit is 
} about twelve miles 


Look to Your Eyes 


Beautiful eyes, like fine 
teeth, are the result of constant 
care, The dail Murine 
makes eyes ¢ diant 
Enjoyable. Harmless, Soldand 
recommended by all druggists \ 


MNURINE> Wee 


Niagara Grapes 
Fifteen hundred cars of grapes will 
be handled by the Niagara Grape 


for many years, with weather condi 
tions ideal throughout The 1,500 


sent about 94 per cent, of the produc 
tion of all the peninsula vineyards 
Girls Forgotten In China 

Of so little account are women con 
| sidered in many parts of China that 
a father, if asked the number of his 
children, will probably leave out the 
girls in his reckoning 


| Light Stuff 

| A carman c’ arged with overloading 
his horse was asked how heavy a load 
he had on his truck, “About a ton,” 
Ihe replied, “but it was all ght 
bluff.” 


1919. Intensive vegetable growing on} 


Growers’ Association this year, almost} 
double that of last year The season | 


has been one of the most successful} 


ears the company will handle repre: | 


“I saw some of the glass at the ex 


| hibition at Hradec Kralove, and Dr. 


Horak gave a demonstration,” said a 
leading member of the Czecho Slovak 
jan community In London to a New: 
castle Chronicle representative re 
cently. 

“Not only did Dr. Horak throw 
glass plate and vessels on the floor 
from a height of 12 ft. without break 
ing them, but he roasted meat on a 
thin glass plate over an open fire, at 
a temperature of 400 degrees centl 
grade; melted tin In a glass pot, and 
drove nails into a hard piece of wood 
with a lump of his new glass. 

“A tiny glass tumbler, scarcely one 


twenty-fifth of an inch thick, was} 


heated in a stove to such a degree 
that wood placed in it was immediate 


| ly charred to pleces The glass, how 


ever, not only stodd the heat but*even 
remained unbroken when plunged 
into cold water while still hot I 
Horak has furnished his own kitchen 


with all kinds of glass pots and pans, | 
| 
and there seems to be a great autre! 


for unbreakable glass. 


Expect Good Whaling Season 


The Consolidated Whaling Corpora 
tion of Vancouver is again operating 


this year, It Js stated that the mam: | 


mals appear to be plentiful this sea 
son, and it is expected that an aver 
age catch will be made, probably 
about 1,000 whales, 


The Japanese bury their dead fn a} 


sitting posture, following a custom 
centuries old, This is done to save 
Space Three can be buried in the 
space of one American grave 


Don't judge a man by his relations 
instead of his company. Relations 
are thrust upon him, but companion 
are usually of his own choosing 


Bulbs of the tiger lily are eaten by 
the Chinese and Japanese 


<aftinin 


And 


Werte es pee EH 


Juicy Fruit, Peppermint and 
Spearmint certainly make 
three delightful flavors to 
choose from, 


CANADA. monTREAL 


Javenile Walking Record 


— 


Small Boy Walked 52 Miles in Eleven 
Hours 

Georgie Edwards, the ten-year-old 
boy from Moss Bank, Manchester, set 
up a pew juvenile record by walking 
from London to Brighton in 11 hours 
and 27 minutes on July 22. 

He started from Westminster 
Bridge at 445 am., and reached the 
Aquarium at Brighton at 412 in the 
afternoon. ; 

fo small is Georgie that he could 
hardly be seen as he made his way 
through the avenue cleared for hiin 
by a welcoming crowd. He seemed 
quite fresh and showed no signs of 
fatigue. “I am top hole,” he remark- 
ed after his feat. 

The distance is 62 miles. 


It pays to patronize home industry. 
Buy from the merchants in your own 
town 


‘onstipation—fr 
wils—free of he 


me 

nu. 

A willalways restore 
ho membranes 


tion. F 
making people wella 
ing them well, for 


this wonderful home remedy, 


Try it’yourself. Sold 
everywhe Geta 
bottle today. 5 


PE-RL A COMPANY 
344 St. Paul Montreal 


BOOK ON 
DOG DISEASES 
and How to Feed 

Mailed Free to any 

Address by the 
Autl 

H, CLAY 

co., INC., 

129 West 24th St, 

mediles New York, U.S.A, 


America's 
per 


the new NIP$—the 


candy-coated peppermint 
gum, is also a great treat for 
your sweet tooth. 


All from the Wrigley fac- 


tories where practice has 
made perfection. 


Germany Relieved Of 
Making Cash Payments | 


ntil End 


Of The Year 


THR AWERATD, PONOKA, ATRERTA, 
Worm Turns In Russia Loss of Life in B.C. Mine 
London—A “dlepaten to the Daily Cumberland, B.C.—Nine men 


Mail from Berlin says a report 
has been received in the German 
capital that the Odessa Soviet has 
purged itself of Bolshevism, pro- 
claimed its indepandence of Mos- 
cow, and called upon all citizens 
to unite against the Communist 


lost their lives and 17 
ed when an explocion caused a 
smal! cave-in in a coal mine here, 
operated by the Canadian Collier 
ies Dunsmiur, Limited. Three 
of the dead men were whites. 


were injur 


Greek Morale Suffers 


_ As A Result Of The 
Recent Turki 


yg 


a es 


ish Offensive 


Their names are Robert Dunsiere, ew: —O —— 
Jay TT x . 4 i a 
Paris The Reparations Commis. | see med inevitable and the members usuppers. The report said that John Gibson and John Johnaseen, C n di D ll { P | Paris The projected Venice con- 
sion has relieved Germany of the, felt’ that the very existence of the | the whole of South Russia has Four of the dead were Japanese anadian Vollar a ar ference for settlement of the trouble 
necessity of making any further cash | commission was at stake, joined with Odessa and that the and two Chinese All the men One iT W u in Asia Minor is now seriously im 
payments in reparations for the re | Premier Poincare gave his approval vente) ne. weslwegerroew. oy shia AH a Ll, tht Be * a7 wed a rte 6, 19 Ne peritled as a result of the apparently 
ms , : a } 7” 
her OF A088) But deters ite deci on the condition that Germany furn-| bloody encounters. counted for. Of the 17 wounded | iret Time Since August 15, 1915 | successful Turkish offensive, in the 
mainder of 1922, bu e . \ ish a gold deposit sufficient to guar he men, seven are more or less serf. } New York.—The Canadian dollar is | opinion of French official circles 
sion on the question of a moratorium | antee the deferred payments involved 0 300 A D ously injured, but it is believed all | Once again at par in the New York!) Reports reaching the foreign office 
until radical reforms in Germany's) The threatened breach in Franco-Brit ver re rowned have a fair chance for recovery. |money market “Par” was the! today state that the Kemalists have 
finances are carried out. These in- ish relations has thus been avoided | — quotation announced by local banks made considerable advances, throw 
clude the balancing of her budget, re-| by the French Premier, who was only | Great Loss of Lite When Vessel! Sinks ‘Ad ry | F h W t for the first time in seven years. AU-| ing the Greek army into great con 
duction of Germany's foreign obliga | prevailed upon to withdraw his objec Off Chilean Coast equate Oal ror t e @SU gust 15, 1915, was the last date on fusion, and destroying, at least for 
tions, currency reform and the issue) tion to the compromise after it be | Santiago, Chile.—Only six persons, | which Canadian dollars were on even | the present, its morale The Greck 
of foreign and intefnal loans, In ren-| came certain that independent action| including two passengers, out of a | Likely Be Plenty of Coal Available for | terms with those of the United States | Minister of War has gone hurriedly 
dering its decision, the Reparations | by France would be interpreted by | total of 322 on board the Chilean Prairie Provinces fd this market During the interval) to Smyrna to confer with the high 
Commission akes Into account the | Great Britain as a virtual tearing up! steamship Itata were saved when the Calgary, Alta Adequate coal sup the discount rate soared to as high as) command. 
fact that “the German state has lost| of the treaty of Versailles, | vessel sank off the Chilean coast near plies will be available to fill the) 16 1-2 per cent Fear was expressed in some quar 
iis credit and the mark has depreciat The question now passes out of the | Coquimbo, red St ‘ Fait ad P aaatox | prairie demand this winter, if proper | The position of the Canadian dollar’ ters that Greece might reply to the 
’ : ; red Stevens, Editor an roprietor \ ne adus , ing |r ‘ 
ed continuously.” hands of the Reparations Commission The steamer sailed from Coquimbo ‘ita? i i ‘sa e alt ee buying methods are observed, distrib j has been gradually improving during!) Turkish offensive with a move on 
‘ te ta ls ) . zette, r, Manitobe . . ‘enada’ : 
Announcement of the commission's) and becomes a matter of negotiation | with 250 passengers aboard. Of these SI ddd | utors and operators of Alberta coal the past year, due largely to Canada Constantinople 
action was made by Sir John Brad-| between Germany and Belgium, the! 90 were laborers proceeding to Anto ad x asserted greatly improved trade position, For The attitude of the British Govern 
bury, after a session lasting an hour] latter agreeing to accept treasury bills | fagasta. British Preparing If the railways cooperate with the | the past six weeks it has been practi ment in delaying th® proposed con 
and twenty minutes, The decision] from the German Government payable | Heavy cross seas damaged the necessary transportation, which they cally at par, the discount rate being | ference in which the Greeks and 
was immediately communicated to the} in six months, in lieu of cash pay-| rudder of the vessel, which was over For Unemployment are likely to do, there will be plenty | nominal, ranging from 116 to 18 Of Turks could meet and discuss thelt 
pe apn delegates and the various al} menis to which Belgium {s entitled | loaded. In this helpless condition | of coal for domestic purposes in Al | One per cent. At many border points, differences, was given in official cir 
lie representatives by telephone, It} under a priority agreement. and caught in a strong southwest gale, | Industry Reviving But Many Will Be. berta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba | however, the Canadian dollar has been | cles as the reason why hostilities were 
is understood that Pp remier Lloyd The commission took the view that! the steamer was swept time and time Out of Work this winter. }accepted at 100 cents for some time resumed It wa explained today 
George personally approved the settle-] the proposals of the German Govern-| again by the enormous waves. She London.—Heretofore the Govern “L see no reason why there should | past France has continually urged a meet 
shh tl Auta poe pec uow deliveries of coal and | listed badly and in a short time sank | ment Committee which is dealing with] be @ shortage this winter if the pub ae Mean acer ing of Greek and Turkish representa 
The decision came as a surprise to} wood in 1922-23, which involved priy-| by the bow. the unemployment problem has only !i¢ and the dealers use ‘horse-sense, Soviet Gives Power jtives with the Allies as the on) 
some circles, where it was expected] ate contracts between the German | The Chilean warship Chacabuco, | syeceeded in laying down broad lines | said Archibald E, Wilson, head of one means of stopping the war If the 
that M. Dubois, representing France, | Government and German industrials,| which sped to the rescue, found only | of policy. The official advisors of the | of the leading Calgary coal distribut To Poli tical Police Turks, as officials here believe, finally 
would vote against any solution other) was conditional on granting a fuel) scores of drowned ‘floating on the] Government report slow but steady | Ing houses, which sends coal all over | consolidate thelr present victory, | 
than one complying with the original) moratorium, and therefore the com-|ocean and remnanta of wreckage. improvement in trade and express the| the prairies. pveeta “ha” Bila’ Wihtant Fra will be almost impossible to hold the 
demands of M. Poincare, mission did not feel justified in ac-| One boat carrying 20 persons capsiz-| peljef there would be a marked reviv “Now that the mines have resumed Onatea ie Venice meeting on the basis upon 
° reates Reign o 
It is expected the acceptance con-| cepting it, but reserved the right to} ed and 17 perished. al ob lnddatey thle fall operations, {it will take about two F ig error which it Was arransed; because the 
‘ ? *e ? . 4 on 
stitutes a modified form of Belgium’s| accept the offer if present arrange Another boat with many passen- Nevertheless the committee antici-| months for the railways to transport | Riga Revival by the Russian So-) purks in that case would be sure to 
compromive proposal, and Belgium is} ments for the delivery of coal and| gers and sailors aboard, and in which pates that the total number of un-| coal to every part of the prairies Bag Government of the old) Czari demand further concessions 
given the honor of having brought) wood were deemed to be unsatisfac-| Captain Caldera, who had been! employed persons during the coming} am not speaking of the big centre administrative exile’ has restored 
about the last-minute agreement,] tory It is believed that this offer) grievously injured, was placed, 4180] winter will not be less than 1,000,000, | only, but to every point on the prai | ‘0 the political ‘police the power o Darin Bank Robber 
when a break in the commission] will be accepted within a short time.| capsized near the beach. Only tWO]and plans are being considered fot \ ries where there is a demand of ae secretly with the Soviet’s en g y 
=| passengers and one sailor of this| qealing with the evil directly by pro-| course, there will not be an actual] emies | . 
=a ‘s ‘ | _ “onl le The series of sudden arvre and, Bandits Make Big Haul From Union 
| Broup esc dive viding relief work and indirectly by| Strong demand for coal under or) ‘ 
ces rere promoting trade dinary weather conditions, until No | ile without trial of scores of per Bank at Foremost 
vember }sons unfriendly to the Soviet reuiime Lethbridge Six masked motor 
The : Way They } “IT think that if there will be an jor of those Suspected of having bandit held up the Union Bat oO 
SERIOUS MENACE T0 W ORLD PEACE Have In lreland Sunken Steam Yacht | shortage felt at all this winter, it will] counter revolutionary tendencis } Foremost, about $0 mile outheast of 
| vt thi created a new mild reign of t Lethbridge on the Canadian 1} 
| be about December, but t) will no etl Fi 1 tl nadiar 
CO oar May Be Salvaged last long, and should be oon e. | throughou ne coun wecoraing 10) Railways Lethbridge-Weyburn ine 
London The newspapers comment | with consequer mt ible to fore Man Charged With Betraying Collins lieved ices reaching here bound and gagged two clerk leeping 
sndo , . 8 ne ! ’ quences impo le to for 
, , ; Is Shot By Armed Band Lost Ten Years ea Has Just Been | | ~ in quarters over the bank and forced 
with grave concern on the resumption | S€® OF Hn Cork.—C) 1 with having dri n| 5 Located . i tt unior t n tt 
sae ; The Turkish offensive, says the ork largec 1 ha drive ocate 'B k R d | § d g C | T C d ihe junior clerk to ope the oute 
of fighting in Asia Minor between the Daily Expre tle the hollow | the automobile in which Michael Col Fort William, Ont.—The steam} rea ing ecor endin arte 10 Lanada door of the vault, and complete 
Turkish Nationalists and Greeks, and inoy| ins rode to his death, Edward Isher : > Ross | aa acked the vault and safety de 
illusion that peace in Asia Minor| ' ath, E } yacht Guinilda, lost near Rossport, | F G Shi st 1 
f ockman Forwardin 67 Head of 
there is a good deal of condemnation | would follow the truce the Allied) Wod, an Englishman, was taken from |ien years ago with many articles of | or rain iii ik php 1 Bo boxes, getting ¢ ‘ 1 cash d 
; re - 
of the British Government's Near East , Powers feebly sought to enforce his residence by an armed band and! vajuable plate and jewelry, has been oe | \7 y $70,000 in securiti mo regi 
hict ! Despite thelr evacuation of Aflun shot. His wounds were not morti!,| jocated by Jolin C. McRae in 200 feet Montreal Port Already Handied Over) London The Canadian Pacifle car | eq They made their getaw by 1 
wlicy, Which some of the newspapers d J t euauo ‘ vee : : 3 | » t. Batsfore ha r from 
Wig ' j iat i Karahissar, the Greel are under | however, and after feigning death for jot water MeRae, who is a marine | Eighty Million Bushels a boat, Ba : ord TF i us ! # . tomobile The veg blew the inne 
variously describe as vacillating an stood here to have successfully with-| Several hours Isherwood escaped and | engineer, arrived on the steamer | Montreal.—With grain continuing | London for Montreal b  paae J head Of | door of the © 
evasive The question of why Pre-} vi oodg, so far, the formidable attacks | ade his way to a hospital Pinned | strathbell with one of the davits and|to flow from the port of Montreal to| Purebred Jersey cattle, whieh are be Police be believe 
mier Lloyd George and the Foreign) jade upon them by the Turkish Na-| '® his breast was a tag inscribed: | some cable sheaves which had been Europe in almost an unbroken stream, +o" dy 1 ei by Perkin eer K« done by profe na 
Office are supporting Greece also is | tional army It was in anticipation | “Convicted spy, LR.A., beware secured by grappling hooks It is | harbor authorities reported that the oe ae jan lawyer, now resident in| the town, cut the telep 
raised of this general attack, apparently, that See. aa expected the yacht, which was worth | Volume of activity for the present se Ogiane Ni bd rous ah the i ‘' \ the exchange and the ¢ 
che $4 P : \ she} | Maintained 4 spital for Canadiat the ¢ P a ata ; 
The whole situation in the Near} General Hadjanestis, the Greek Com-| Polar Flight Abandoned $200,000, will be salvaged next, Son has passed the 80,000,000 bushel i. ines Bs 10 vl " or - pap wires at tl lepo hen th cu 
y ! ' ‘ ° omicers at utney eath t sul } 
. : A . Par " ner mar) On Aug. 29 the harbor eleva . § the wire on the Ignition sevstem o 
East, which the Daily News sags has mander-in-Chief, evacuated Aflun Kar-} | summer : . : ; 
vir been an international scandal is | thissar, which the Turks occupied —— tors had handled a total of 60,592,312 94 his brother have a large stock | all the car tanding about on the 
‘ & i a als , _ ‘ i » wh ‘ Amundsen Gives Up Plan to Cross | huehela since the opening of naviga-| farm at Brampton, Ont where they | main street 
developing, that newspaper believes, Sunday W ld Ho L d B } 4 i ‘ oe pei : 
P . ; nace 2 > The Gre 6 } | Pole This Year ou onor | Or yg }tion and the Grand Trunk elevator raise Jersey cattle Lethbridge rhat he Foremost 
into «a serious menace of the pes | The Greek withdrawal was in the p ‘ ° } 
fu id, Says the News: “Not! direction of Ushak, o1 Ghar ee 19,656,641 bushels, making the grand | —_—_— bank robbers made a bigger haul than 
of the world, pays 1 NeCWS : direction o wk, ON the & . a 2 _ ’ P . . . 
| : wegian explorer, has definitely aban-| Gree indians Anxious to Give Him! total to that date, $0,248,953 bushels Britain Will Pa Debts first reported {s shown by later fig 
only is the fate of British rule in In-| railroad to the west, and they have doned for this year his plan for an ait Title of Chief i | , \ $ ‘ nil 
: 8 yes 8 pli i , shels »t . ure ash take 10.840. wl 
dia deeply involved In this wretched | been counterattacking from theli niane: Aight trom Northern’? Alesha itle o hie or five million bushels more than the are ish Ken wa A v My ‘ 
i bs ‘ . ATABKE ‘ree : » he . : » HOE the t i ted te 25,960 
struggle, but unless the principal| new position. The battle line of some SHAE MAINE EAth ini ani labarwal | Edmonton, Alta.--Cree Indians from total volume handled during the se&| wants Moral Support of U.S. But Not | he securithe unounte ) ’ 
J a 88 » No ole ) Spitzberge 7 . | ss 1 of @12 ry, t the 
european Powers abandon their mu | 125 miles extend from BDilejik, 50} or a Orta \ dak hie BeMl the Hobbema r srve are anxious to! san of 1914 which was the best year Finaacial Help making a total ¢ 134,800 Yu 
uropea ibs ) 125 ! , or Grant's Land, but plans to hop off in tt t's hist » s to 1921 | bonds taken $4,500 represented beares 
tual jealousies and narrow self-inter-; miles east of Brusa, southward to next spring, it became known with confer the title of chief upon Lord | in the port's history previous to 2 TANAGH eRe Minister nova : ‘ S ited arer 
est which have conspired to perpetu-| Nazilli, The strongest attack by the) |), ar ae ; eee ae Nn: Beaaeuard Byng during the Governor-General's - ae Gacrkas in conversation withiColemil ce Bond 
ate the present Near Eastern tangle,| Nationalists is anticipated against mate Beat from Point Saver ; visit to Edmonton this month Chief Wainwright Herd Increases Mouse, reiterated Creat Uritaln’s 
and discover a common basis of ac} EskiShehr, in the central sector, | ease AE Sampson, who will be in town pad intention to discharge her present Coal Reported In 
lway | the festivities along with 400 of his} , 
tion, the final upshot must be another | where the Bagdad railway is intersect debt to the United States to the last 
o ¢ p M | Power From Ocean Waves braves has asked the local entertain-| More Buffalo Now Than Large En ‘nl Port Arthur Di tri t 
disastrous upheavel in the Balkans, ed by the branch to Angora White Plains, N.Y.—The Stodder ‘ farthing, Col, House told the Associat SUric 
ager . }ment committée to interview Lord closure Can Accommodate Pee Col, H ween ai hat thas | 
Wave Power Corporation, capitalized | Byng, who js now at Jasper, and find Kd ‘ T) mat |e ress 0 Ouse sak ie Pre 
¢ . J ¢ H L t at $26,000 filed a certificate of ineor | DSn WEY pW Bh eRRM es eeMOnton sere 16 AO FAC “Tater begged him to tell those at home | Mining invatnaat Sure Locality Is 
Lord Shaw On Immigration apanese Cruiser Lost | $25,000 flea » vertifeate of incor) auc is wishes in the matte dite akin Watvorrlaht bumnlo: pare ltkat iene Sieliain. wae eee coskice |” UheaPntneae With Anthrcats 
- } £ ney acocrding to a recent census On | { f the United . . 
|The mpany, which will begin busi | financial assistance from the nitec Port Arthur, Ont,-—Jules Cross, re 
If Canada Gets Average British} Sunk in Typhoon With Entire Crew Phe “90 re R ‘ a ii if i ; Near Accident for Viscount Lascetles| ihe contrary the former monarchs Of! grates. put desired very earnestly her puted one of the best known and most 
| pas . ‘lle. sets } vi ali y ) ‘ . . y ane 10 
Settler She Can Make Men of Of 300 MORSE AL NEM cover kt b he : * London.—Viscount Lascelles nar) the prairie have been increasing to} continned moral support reliable minir ngineers in the ai 
8 » s “ve t »| | t Ore ip tin * mi i eng e we 4 
Them Toklo,—The Japanese cruiser Niit i pet so pe ORE RD) Py sari rowly escaped serious injury in the} such an extent that the vast tract of . trict. st 1 that he 1 ure that tl 
i : ae jthe utilization of the power of the oa f j - ‘ ate wat he ‘ MA i 
Winnipeg.—A recommendation as toraka went down in a typhoon off the|\" siiedeclges ms {j \ paddock at the York racecourse from) Jand set aside for thelr use is insuffi Pitach Importance to Slav’s Arrest | locality is undern 1 with coal 
. " . 7 | J ast Pp it ‘reus 4 , | Ma a a i ‘ J } u i 
British immigrant that Canada! Kamchatka coast, August 26, with vir ocean Waves a8 & Means o ey ‘SIDE | the kick of a horse The three-year | cient to accommodate them An Pans ‘ee Se ' 1) me pple eis ay ' 
. sade , wee Y sc : . 's Ness i toe ondon mitive of Jugo Slavia Wave ren outcropp yf con 
. ’ 1s Jing to con the world’s productiveness and to con-| (iq packwood, which was on the way| edict has gone forth that a number of 
should seek and Great Britain give, | (ually all hands, according to confirm erve coal, oll, labor and other re ith both f eds f 1 has been sentenced in Glasgow to} behind the old high school bullidir 
t 1° we ’ 7 to the st, lashed out with both feet . » ala el hte 
neither the best nor the worst, but! ed advices received by the admiralty soutien o the po she the older animals are to be slaughter prison for six mont andar the acti in Bort.) Arthur haraatn rhis 
ul verag itler, was the point of | The naval report sald that practically ‘ as he passed Lascelles, catching him) ed, the carcasses to be sold to north , , ; dit ' nt it i, burning to a t 
le average To B as e aye ‘ ® —— on ’ ‘ itl 4 7 en and eon ecom it hirac . i mu i 4 i Hin 
| f ann ved on the chest The Viscount, how-| ern trading companies to be convert-|- HS 50 Bh y 
an address by Lord Shaw of Dun-| none of her crew of 300 wa ahd Prohibition Defeated in Sweden ' aoe ' es by 4 mended for deportation It is stated ash and = throwing out an intense 
; . " 1 dere P ran ever, Was & 8 1 range, and | @ " , “one 
fermile, to the Canadian Club, ; The destroyer Maki ha been ordered Stockholm.—A majority @ 44,545 ever, W . , poi is 7 a tk ; nd) ed into pemmican, which Is consider that he is a dangerou Communist. | heat Whether jt exist in large 
, as touche nly slightly. e turn-|ed a rar acy 1 ' 
“The common sense of the matter] to the scene of the disa | against prohibition is shown by the it 9 tat 1 > ir M | 06:8 Fere..Goliee in the. vicinity 0 The British Intelligence department] enough quantities to make it of an 
‘ | ———— . et mmeditely to rincess Mary, . , , . : } 
is,” said Lord Shaw, “that it Canada | —— Bre.War Trade unofficial tabulation of the vote cast ae ribet . 4 the Arctic Phe Dominion Govern | vivehed considerable Importance to| commercial value has not been deter 
‘ re ar Tra : ' nearby, assuring hei mt he was no } { »h 
Kets an average as good as Great| Lendon Regaining Pr Anas ial edi [22 Sunday’s referendum throughout eae & | ment will retain the hide lis arrest mined 
’ clal e “e ce 
Britain has, she will make men of! London.—-The ‘Tim iehad | Sweden, These figures show: Against, J ‘ | —_ — | - st 
| save ral r it re Pipe , oo ._ ¢ | 
them and they will all thrive.” | tor say London is gainir f I 942,129: for 897,594. Britain Has Ordered | Gas Attack Stops Riot | Policeman Killed With Prisoner 
: . orl train, . ’ 
“In my travels through the western | Wa position in the w : ‘ i if Se 2A es, First Illness Kills Centenarian | | lonla, Mich State police are sia Chicago —Unmindtul of everything 
reo busi ; ) ” heste J a j P 
part of the American continent, what trade A large busine : , A ; Cotton Shed Burns Rochester, N.Y Mr Almira Chap Air Troop Transport tioned at the state retormators uu except the flmlit between ther 
has impressed me is the great differ done here lately for Greece, 1a Winnipeg.——The cotton shed of the} man, 102° years old, Is dead at het — it of an outbreak among the) Michael Burke, a special policeman 
ki . 4 . teleiur Holland and Ger k mile . C ; » in B kport, a village near — ‘ ‘ , +) : ser 
ence between the middle part of the Prance elgium ol n stomp ry Alaska Bedding Co (Simmons, J1mit home in roe po a an : Will Accommodate Twenty-Five Sol. | inmate hat wi uppressed only) for the New Yor Central Railroad 
western states and.the middle west of | Many, this being matt owlne ‘’ ed) was gutted by fire Aug, 28, the] here She was stricken ill for the} dlaraiand ThelriRaulnment when tear gas was pored into one Of} and Jam Wallace, a negro, whom 
Canada In the United States that lfavorable terms the London ™e!| qamage amounting to between $45,000] first time in her Hte on her birthday | Sanne has teineaten ip the domitorte where the rioting ke arrested for trespassing, were 
° . be . 1 . ‘ 4 ) ) ‘ ue mi OD 
district seems to have been given over chants are able to offer and $50,000 The shed contained] eight weeks ago Mrs, Chapman was | at ; centred truck and killed by the Weaterne 
lis 2@ ave | ) tubular steei : 
ie : ° twenty carloads of cotton born in Onondaga County in 1820 | transport, with a hull of tubu ’ New York Central Expre us the 
to the genius of desolation In Ve ate iatana’ Aimed at Deuxhoders J large enough to accommbdate “ : aT t 
middle of Canada,” Lord Shaw. said, esolu ; | dlers-and their eaulpment, has beer Trade Agreement With Belgium }/ fought on the tracks here 
ate ’ 8 tion det 1 s “ . } Ne tlatior acon. | 
it seems to have been given over to Nelson, I. m RORMIU HIE ed sonar tana ciiiesnennas” ot a _— l ordered by the air minists under the Brussel yexoulutions for an ect —_--—_—_—- 
! t fruitfuln ing that the Doukhobors be comperer Wy irevescue wnat | mic agreement between Belgium and Montreal Poputation Grows 
the genius o rut ess ' D scent . » OOO OK I 
lto obey the laws to register | Sav! WHY bonTt recently announced £2, ed, Canada are expected to open here in Montreal An estimated population 
Terr = , eat You TURN THOSE sion scheme to provide 500 machine : : 
. Z and 1 uffer punishment it appe nb oi y ‘ ey ture Hon. W. 8. J le of 863.1 for Greater Montreal is 
Wainwright Buffalo for London rath a e yg a Vet SIGN BOARDS Anounp? davtiinmn Aatance le ne ' itu mn leld- | ¢ . nest 
‘ } f ’ ’ i n le nude a Y . j ll) conduc the otlatior wit made ) Ti iblishe ol a loca 
dah 4, Zaire caulleco yorgie coat aaseelinwh yg Pt iptaal a ion of the Kootena THE FELLOWS over ) | Other orders call for planes cor ae ava muy Se Ee TIRIBRRE that alee 
¥ { 4 J 4 se 0 , ours pd ! ‘ ‘ une rel int red ry ne Dp “a o yt * cil 
great Canadian berd at Wainwright, | the closing t rane . THERE cant Patan cantiale Atinetal. walehit ies heur ! orelen ! } di ‘ \ iat : 
. , e omer ‘ rope i dat 79¢ 
Alta., will be shipped to England this| and Boundary Centra Suk ‘Em ie lanaleban’ Hin RC Canin ka carih te | {pe ris place 
jall, it is announced by the Dominion | tule, representing tisha | | p oa Fnianaatad’ imal Aghis — orl 
Parks Branch, for the purpose of in} vary dollar apent jn’ you ome of great speed | * e 
tvoducing new blood into the Zoologi | ‘ mar 3 ¥ iT 
} is ¢ oost for the commu 
cal Gardens, London | owe kd May Scrap Old Warships | 
London,--The rime under nd 4 o 
® | j} that arrangements have been made S e 0 i 10n 
Practica 0) aqae | Mier Meudtde & member of old Brita 
warships to Germany to be broken up e 
} 
it ab ea leo i a Economic Problems 
In Mani 0 a '@) ‘ been to refuse Germany offer fo old} . 
| vessels as scrap, it is assumed One | ee 
e to be sent are among grouy } ! : 
A ssist The Farmers aevaralisiantie aka | roronto peaking a westerne: ale Bh ines: from that direction 
f " ’ ¢| than betore 
{ ————- jrevew lat the luncheon o the director 0 7. ; } 
Alliance of Cable Interests line ( inadian National Exhibition As Selected immigration 1s the 0 
: ' ; . tion of Canada’s economic prohlet 
| ! New York.—-The Postal Telegraph ’ . 
P j expected this, will preve | sociation here, Hon, Charles Stewart ee ‘ HA ; ira 
> Ae GrcipAThopolgiment of an ene. t i th wheat market by} Commercial cable system and the All _ ; \ declared Mr, Stewart Phe settlers 
» , , thd nea bat j t | Y a ub Le > 6 J ° _ 
of wial, who would act as an advi vel as alutung a i ll their grain too | American cable interest have entel Minister of the Interior, took occasion needed, he continued, are those 
referec where farmers who are hard] forcing alia of rhe plan has| ed into an alliance involvirg 0.000| to express the opinion that the divi-| people of agricultural experience who 
, warves . 6 ¥ , ere 
pressed financially want an extension] soon after wry ri the busi: men | miles of submarine cables, announce ions between Eastern and Western | Will go on the land and stay there 
» 2@ y ie =busine sen } vy Dr 
of time, will probably be made as the} been approved D; iconne. hut al Clarence Macky \Canada would soon pass away. He| Mr, Stewart said it would not be 
result of a conference between the} who attended the conrerend! ! | _ = | , ’ good policy to encourage business, 
F a ay seting will Be held betore ' assured those present that there was 7 F Paitient aot ite 
Government and business interests inj further meeUng wil : yr “ted Red Troops Occupy Jap Mines }# | professional and. technical men to 
P » { 0 ( nN » , ste ’ 4 . wr . } 
Manitoba, it was learned officially the appointment.ts AP legal powel Toklo.—The Japanese have evacuat:| 9 desire on the part of Western Can-| come to Canada, “We have no place 
: . a lega ) , “Aad ‘ one 
his fe the first practical effort in] referee, while having no Pichon d ed the Suchang Mines which the Red) ada to propagate anything that would! to put them,” he added We must 
. ’ ing of a fi ' ; . é HE on " oh 
the Dominion to set up bysine to stay the forec lo nf A pea oceate troops immediately occupied, thus, separate east and west, be very much concerned abou he 
§ . g strong Pp 2) r | . | liv » . ‘ - P ! 
Machinery whereby the rural popu will be able .o brin , ear tire menacing Vladivostok economically Mr, Stewart sald he hoped th:| quality of settlers we get, and also 
A 2 alt to allo é le 7 ’ , lar 
lation can appeal from thelr creditors | to bear on the creditor t'8 Perey and financfally, according to a des-|bumper crop forecast in the west/about getting good ones In large 
’ bon t it onsideres A a 
Ee Mneen OF ene Nadal | TURN ‘EM ROUND patch published by the Jiji Shimpo thls year would mean more whole | quantiles, 
’ 498 idvisable 
Bon, | 1436 ‘ 


wenn = 


an & HERALD. 


The Legislators’ Grab | 


By special request from a farmer in 
this district the Herald publishes the 
following, taken from the Red Deer, ‘ 


News, anent the 8250 extracted: fron 
the taxpayers by our legislators for the 
slrort: session held to take vetion on 
the wheat board proposals. Tn con 
trast to many U.P A. locals through 
out the province, there appears to have 
been no resolutions or action taken 
lovally, and the Herald would like to 
publish the opinionsof any of cur local 
regarding the matter, In the Here td's 
opinion the $250 was far beyond wha 
was called for, and ont ! 
made a big mistake ina 
a sum: 
‘To the Editer of the New 
“The  Legislatous Grab Under 
that heading the papers live render 
ed a good and truce set tothe pul 
lic. This country toa marked dearer 
is mere than all else lacking in whole 
some public opinion, and pul opin 
ion will only flourish oder sounder 
newspaper guidarer, 


ephing 


Today we ate in the po n 
beggar who lay by the relsicte 
battening on the sigh 
hie eves \ kindly sts 
stooped to bi ish them awa 
them be moaned the atlieted 
“Gthers more ravenous may take then 
place, And such is the f the 
hapless taxpaver in th pre ince t 
day 


het 


one 


plight o 


Considering botl 
and th 
has vecurred 


the eireunt 
trinpreney of tl times, 
nthe legishitive as 
bly « thits ¢ Lry ahh tite ctiies 
ample of entlotus inditYers 
exposure of a shamedlesst byt 
Who Were 
rence of extras 
who on every publi 
themselves to honest acdinidistrative 
economy, and doubt t must bea 
shock to many of th folle ‘ 
blindly beliewed in th rity oft 
profuse protest ! i 
“progressive part 


ou 
nee 


etmphat hi iu ' 
nel perath; 


th pole | 


in ther 


n 
" 
y 

We now have 
mers, bred to tl hard labor f the 
farm, bred t we 1 
appo 
tiers lil mia ose Who rey 
are at 


ntmen p rom af 


unpree lented a 
afflicting even loopy 
country { tonlay \ if 
What re 
existing 
have given t 1 ; ) 
their determina ) e | 
outoft fli t ' 
from the p 
them And uponthel 
out this country, wou nad 
facing t 
ruinous 
revenue 
have b me 
crops tama 

In spite of the facts of such 
ing diffi } 
deed of 
knows no 
this country 

In happy conte . rdlid a 
state of alfairs w ‘ t ‘ 4 
ledge witl 
theld, the 
standing honesty, 1 Pr tnt 
discreditable 
Melb remine 


kets of they who elected 


truth that tl tre with 
ytieet 
a peteat dbebill od 


titie W 


unbrid' ‘ 
precedt t Os | i i 


peeeatabencde 


provi 


HY. FRANK LAWRENGI 
Sabre Raneb, Pine Lat \l 


SAFETY FIRST 


Safety fi Lo miaxtin in 
most things, but 4 ilavly in 
relation to the ins money 
The rich may afford to sp na 
to take the risks a idaut 1 higl 
rates of interest li V 
are moderate aust b i 
that there is ib tute ecu 'y theit 
investments For such people there is 
no ot i fortu af ovVestinent wrieh 
tiahe whoa high ot combining 
absolu curity with liberal interest 
asthe bonds of the Dow moof Can 
Ala Holders of Dotinion bonds 
bearing five and achalf per cent 
tnaturing December b, 122 tine 
invest their money att in ite af 
Interest by exchanging bier cole Leave 
for hew ones running tor ¢ ! e 8 
yea ais tl bond hey thay | 
Arrangements tor carrying i 
exchanwe can b nade thi i 
the chartered bank 


AN IMPORTANT QUESTION 


A preacher, at the elose of one of 
his sermon said ‘Let all tl 
house who are paying thei t 
tand ap Presen ‘ vu “ 
man aed elitd, w ' nN on 
Vine Ptheim feet 

The preaches ated t ’ | | 
"Now every tian noo p 
stand up 1! Ug 
hungry-lookiog: todivide 
His Least stutnatine 
perpend hav y 

How is it, my 
! hister you a t 
abe to ane 
bran a newey 
andi the bi vel ' 
i il rit 
| pra 

tel 

If ul {ti “ 
ougregat 
atanad upc i 

St Paul, Mino..8 ) | 


Indian squawes, ‘on 
paint, several bales of | 


otber incidentals » t 
state Senator latrick II y 
of Walker, Miou by ©} 
Oni-Mom, of the L Lis 
servation, in Northern Minn 
who «died reeently Phe 
called Senator McGarry | 


death bidjand informed bin that 
be was leaving bis worldly posses 
sions, including the squawe, to the 
eenator, who had befriended the 
chief on numerous occasions. ‘he 
senator is undecided as to what he 
would do about it, 


Railway News | 
———s | 
ear's | 


Wianip ( ng t) | eee eet ne Sile, Good tursover, Reason fot 
record f early shipn || fs : . , : sile, deceased, For particulars apply 
k , the Lake of the Wi ' ° by putting Screens Doors apd Screen Windows on you Mre G, L. JAu@S, Ponoka, Bxeeutel®: 
feat. weer, witeats tact Vi) swat the fly, and also save your health and keep your |) 
hoad of the lakes. TI ich |} home clean, ae . 
J the ft 0 Sie. . HOUSE FOR SALE 
ions and M, Wodlinger, o ne | We have a good stock on hand to select from cca 
1, Man, graded No. 1 northern 
»« t It was shipped trom | i Good comfortable House for sale, 
It Lua 4 of the Wood i VASOr Ble} THE SERVICE AND QUALITY YARD Barn and Outbuildings. See W. R. | 
tosenfeld over the Canadian } fic | “praenne Tow ef 
tuilway to the Lake of the Woods | p Ferguson at Town Hall. | 
| at PT, com alied toe extllolt Revelstoke Sawmill Company, Ltd. : 
da na number of years that grain dg ft Mana er | | P — a 
been moved east } Tele phone pai) 3 : ce e Ponoka, Alberta BOAR FOR SALE 
( by auton lrivers pcqrenenmmmers oo 22+ | eum sant 
ero rs i 1 pre- Registered Berkshire Boor for sale, REAL ESTATE 
} 
\ On ever occasion th Bicon type. Price, $45 00, — Apply, 
ie off ond best, The | Pag it, Allan, Atwater Ranch, Phone 1212 
J Saedhine alia tice power | FOR BABY 
{ ley were | é : 
coo esate Fist” | press | 
tS ete awed degen aha ; WATCH LO3¢ 
g th Four gencrations of babies sia 
! Ontar s. ap fr »sh ; ’ : ’ | 
a man né W, Z ving have been ke pt clean, fresh, ‘ Gentleman's Sday Watch lost on 
uth i ' Grant a ei fragrant! and free fiom skin Septem er will be Big Fair Grounds, Initials AL. Finder, | 
th ee Ho bh eee <a j lease leave same at Herald Office 
! ae ry please lea ume a A 
into f a train, striking i | troubles by the use of Month at the Theatre | | 
of the impact Mr. 7 wut ile | & ' mF ed ay Just look over the dist —- + ~ ae os 
eer < BABYS OWN 
the tra ‘ i oy WD GIRL WANTED 
$2 ‘ Ht pede Slay be) ph ad Lt } & h) * September 1 and2 shut pe 
‘ a r “THE SKY PILOT” Girl wanted to do Housework, mT Bring Us 
J t I ( ’ Pa 1 : fs ; Apply, Mrs G, P, Ferguson, Ponoka. 
I rescott. : A. of. / —— Dab Just as Ralph Connor wrote it 
oft Dest ( 5 LEE featuring Colleen Moore a 
. . SJ Bat 7) ede ) L, Y n Se and We (ineluding tax) : 
I tne R —— ; Every Tuesday is the ESTRAY | 
in the « e wh t - s0aPS LIMITED MONTRE | hs ta] rien Seri , 
Anti: > A : ALBERT SOAPS LIMITE fONTREAL edie ee Rt ul Impounded, brown Ge'ding, small 
Halifax, N Be : : : 4 ren white spot on forehead, white bind | 
A Has | Tharsday, September 7th legs, about 1150 1bs ; notrand. Sorrel 
; % me “THE CRA DLR” mare white on forehead, no brand, | 
h hich ns f tuit at featuring Ethel Clayton jj about Tl00 Tbs, + Bay mare, white 
Met ( Mont ! “Save the surface and - stripe along nose, white hind legs, 
ye Mr. ¢ , \ 1 save all ing ¥ Varnial ‘ h riday and Saturday siti about 1250 ibs; no brand 
I v fd plac yo “GET RICHIE QUICK” | Freo PALKENnERG, Poundkeer | 
Calgary i v ‘ rd Hoot ct he de i ' NW. | TERE tL Uhone 2406 | 
ra 9 re condot “Leathes shiers 
Winvni oe ‘ 
Winnie, who . Save the Surface | ey 
the Canadian I hs ald bad han gps Gt) Alt “Oue Man Trail” || " 8 
are ‘ in t wai ‘ by | weenie featuring C. arles Jones 
arr , a) ; ne A tie j fs | 
be ; ( eee \ Sc nit hires GE Septembe 15 and 16 
| 


re, : | 

f All ’ termi iu \ No 

W, ( r , of the mixed p t been put 
passenimer ¢ ‘ » CPLR, me then tt ils pure 

‘ t 1 +1 tel ' th 

ocean t ’ n the ' ' 
cit \\ uff he proper "] ‘ Ohut H 
Mr, ( us t \ mn of | Penphs Vy whit ' aa) 
the tw ' ‘Em Standard ow WI hog 
ae ‘ ; J preas . ehonper rthe ler run, | 
of At . \ on th fic coast a inant auth ay " 8 
run, has ensured « ervice { ; 
between Hong K | London rERMS Anti RICTLY ¢ ro { 
at rar He said that Orient pas- ALL PARTIES ALIKE } September 

f “ ! t 

i f t 


Swati The iy 


“Three Li « Ghosts” 
A Paramount Special 
se re ; ber 21 
“One Wild Wee 
featuring Be’ e Daniels 


September 22 and 23 

“Hell Diggers 
enturing Watlice D 
tther Pushers” 


ith Round of “1 


Us 
“A Prince ‘There Was” 
featuring Thomas Meighen 


if W. Haz: 


gin 
aif 


FURNITURE BUSINESS | 
FOR SALB | 


eee 


Furniture Business in Ponoka for | 


THIS PINAL 


The steadily increasing percentage of sat- 
isfied Imperia! Polarine users is convinc- 
ing proof that the right grade of Imperial 
Polarine is giving the greatest degree of 
lubricating service and satisfaction to 
Canadian automobile and truck owners. 


Saaatiiiaedn eae 


Your [insurance 


will be looked after by an established 
AGENT 


much more satisfactorily than if written with 
outside parties, 


WE ARE HERE TO STAY ; 
And will look after your interest if givev/ the 
opportunity. 


| INSURE FOR HAIL NOW 
FARNUM & BUSH 


“SEE US BEFURE YOU DIE OR BURN” 


ee er ees rem er ne errr ee re orem 


TESt 


aN 


INSURANCE 


| Ponoka Creamery, Limited 


~\ 


| YOUR CREAM 


And be Assured of Profit & Satisfaction 


We have erected a tying Shed at the rear which 
is at the disposal of our Patrons 


PONOK A'S OL! t September 20 and 30 Check up your car on the Imperial Chart 
Vancouver. — \ hotel “Behold My Wife of Recoramendations, Use the grade oi 
Tawan mi firs at . rn eae das ada a Imperia! Polarine Motor Oils recommen- 
coastwise stean r t- . ded exclusively. 
npag ‘ in 
ever bef rn i; a 
Canin ie ontst teale | —— eee WANTED IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED . 
th yea ! I n r ,, 4 
“ | i | Responsible party with horses and Manufacturers and Marketers of Imperial a 
’ - 9 : , | Harvest Eats Hh imp! ies aia rent half Buant %, Pelattha Motor Oile and Marketers 
\ ' , ; ——— , i in Canada of Gargoyle Mobiloil. 
sen nece 1 ‘ f nn of Land with about 200 Aeres unde 
‘ , te : t four i cultivation, Owner t ish seed 
| uy 1 the law Pea ane \pp'y, Herald Ofte 
‘1 a sdb Chia ~ rust 
‘ , p Cartor 82.75 ‘ 
air ‘ t 1 r Heintz Vinegar for picktin BROOD SOWS FOR SALE } 
well { Bee bb. Tins Clark's P ind Beans \ 
To C.P.R. wert i Anu of Yorkshire Brood Sows 
erm ir : New pack mixed ju iene for sal ll bred Apply, 2.0 Donnell ~S 
in 1021 1 G I er YO 1b Paits Row “ a2 007 Ph a) ioe 
\y H.W. i : rn Small Navy ! fi iZ tbs t $1.00 ee ee 
{ ns} ‘ ! Cream of the We lous BLO —_——- - —_—— ee a 
ried him a far a ; T t ivel M ‘Cornel lest Sockas 61.25 
i ow at it ill hetyht and many helo. Ca Maca 7 facie fae = 5 " ; 
Armerioankate taste Ganson Teuins [heer to f ROME) eed NNSA yak 0p ced MD SALAD paQe ed pM puSe eT pcPe Ty 2A pad aD peep paced ee ace a eee pea oe nd 
hoth east and westbound nm l 9 
filled, and Western Canada enjoy- 
£ a great summer sea yn”? : | - 
“i terranes eet ne TAY B, Edwards|  & 
being well patroni ndt \r? : ’ oiN AN r 
Lakes and Oka nt GENERAL MERCHAN' a 
re » the Mecca if ; iu 
tourists fromthe A j Ponola = e 
Boats bound for Alaskan ports jaa Gane: 4 . 
cera ile ly | Pave o Holders of Five Year 
while the ferry steamers between = 
Vancouver Island and Seattie nd EE SSO ee agama ay "| * 4 
Vancouver are lorded te capacity re 
wu 5; Cc ; 
The opening of the Banff-Lake S 5 er en ana a S 
Lou road through the mowr v 7} p 
} ye much to bring a large v ( >UN,. RIFLE AND REVOL 7 
un auto touri traffic to Can- VER REPATRS Repatus part =] e 
ad year, state C, P, R. off » fer nil tiake fbireaium i [= 
cnet eas Gretna ar ee) Victory Bonds 
} opened fail ° h | ‘ phy \ \ rl 
ther } r ( ' i | 
olume af tra ( Li . 
ed through British Coly e Issued in 1917 and Maturing Ist December, 1922. 
\i y cars a“ com 1 
Spokane and Seattle up through 3 
Lethbridge into Banff and Lak fae 
tigen “and wien the ee | arm For Sale bs 
of Calgary, “and whe the hig Ye Lox 
of Calages, and when the en | al iv Sale e CONVERSION PROPOSALS 
pleted t } bk Li } br : 
( nbia v f a lars J n WA “| : 
traitic iI ¢ “ei AT ' (t HE MINISTER OF FINANCE offers to holders Holders of the maturing bonds who wish to avail 
é have A Rela ae hii tg of these bonds who desire to continue their themselves of this conversion privilege should take 
| 7 United : t! investment in Dominion of Canada securities the their bonds AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE, BUT NOT 
mn to the sapere G vestment. in. Dominios ANAGA secur LATER THAN SEPTEMBER 30th, to'a-Branch of 
AI \ ‘| privilege of exchanging the maturing bonds for new any Chartered Bank in Canada and receive in exchange 
8 4 (tc bonds bearing 5} per cent interest, payable half yearly, an official receipt for the bonds surrendered, containing 
| 3 oe \ : 23] of either of the following classes: an undertaking to deliver the corresponding bonds of 
ee | | ' the new issuc. 
) ! Me ! a) Five year bonds, dated lst November : ; ? 
% 3 a ‘ , Holders of maturing fully registered bonds, interest 
i 1922, to mature Ist November, 1927. payable by cheque from Ottawa. ‘willireanivathets 
sa Minnie pgs he UT Car fH (b) Ten year bords, dated 1st November, December 1 interest cheque as usual, Holders of 


| The Ris 


lelephone 


Garage 


14. Ponoka 


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Acce 


ssurie 


Oils & 


ing, Retreadin s 
| 
‘ ; 
} | Np Repa iy Work on 
Cars and Practors 
Our fa wy experience benelil 
\ vhet verbaul your eat 
\ ungag experiment 
' ind you are assured 
| vtitst-class job 
i \\ L Sper 
All Work Guaranteed 


E, F. ZEBEDEE 
Ponoka Ale 


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we 


4 
0 
Ne to tono and strengthen 


the orrfens ct digestion and 
olimination, improve appetite, 
stop sick headeches, relieve bil- 


Tomorrow Alright 


25e. Box 


jousness, correct constipation, i] 
A hoy act romptiy, pleasantly, - } 
milidty, yot thorcugnly, (ul 


1922, to mature lst November, 1932. 


While the maturing bonds will carry interest to Ist 
December, 1922,.the new bonds will commence to earn 
interest from 1st November, 1922, GIVING A BONUS 
OF A FULL MONTH'S INTEREST TO THOSE 
AVAILING THEMSELVES OF THE CONVERSION 
PRIVILEGE, 


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iar cit 
ISicie 


This offer is made to holders of the maturing bonds 
The bonds to be 
issued under this proposal will be substantially of the 
same character as those which are maturing, except 
that the exemption from taxation does not apply to the 
new issue, 


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and is not open to other investors, 


a | 


Dated at Ottawa, 8th August, 1922, 


coupon bonds will detach and retain the last unmatured 
coupon before surrendering the bond itself for conversion 
purposes, 

The surrendered bonds will be forwarded by banks 
to the Minister of Finance at Ottawa, where they will 
be exchanged for bonds of the new issue, in fully 
registered, or coupon registered or coupon bearer form 
carrying interest payable lst May and 1st November 
of each year of the duration of the loan, the first interest 
payment accruing and payable Ist May, 1923. Bonds 
of “the new issue will be sent to the banks for 
delivery immediately after the receipt of the surrendered 
bonds, 

The bonds of the maturing issue which are not 


converted under this proposal will be paid off in cash on 
the Ist December, 1922, 4 


W. S. FIELDING, 


Minister of Finanee; 


\ 
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ANFF Indian Day~ alway and Ltt | 
Tuesday in Tuly, was tins year t t t 0 ‘ 
its kind ever held in the thirty-two year nee it gb oo dy 6 ‘ é 
tv pr i the tw 5 the 
tion An atmosphere of festivity { 1 | d 4 , r 
tribe of six hundred Stor Indians were a in e . ly 
tre of that most beautivul part ft Cat . . ‘ 
Rockies ait 
No place the wor ute ave at ef] 
for an event such as this, and what could be more 
than the Tschantoga at people « f ; 
their native costumes at 1 these Great Tht j 


dignity and 


strong faces with charact written in every | 
f their countenances ; ; ' 
The parade started t , ’ . 
main street tw before going dy Ho Ke ye 
The streets en route to tl Kee f s 
tents and ts, and " 
1 1 with ' t 
‘ n ( 
i os | 
(1 ‘ ady B ; \ i 
the C.P.1 ere at ; 
Lady Margaret iia 2 
t i7¢t “ bined 
I parad ’ 1 ; ‘ee ; 


ports it was well wort travelling 
The chiefs rode at 

picturesque in ther Traine 

and gay head-pieces of teat 

the natives decked out their gata att 
shared in the pomp at plendour . 
made of buckskin, with patter 


horses were painted it 


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Small Accounts 


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MALL ACCOUNTS are wels |! 


Total Arteta i 


0 bores of 
$650,000,000 


comed at every Branch « 
Ban':. Every class in the com 
munity is served with equ il - { 


tion and courtesy. 


Head Office: Montres! Branches in all Important Centres in C 


pavings Departments iu a!! | 


Bk of Monti: 


Established Over 109 ‘yx 


U. FA, Store 


Ponokz 


A Full line of 


Groceries and Shoes 
Machinery, Paints, Oils and Ghiss 
Garden and Grass Seeds i 
Formaldehyde Gopher Poison } 
BLACK-LEG FILERATE One Dose Protects 
for Life 


Ponoka U.F.A. Co-Operative Association, Limited | 


as ee 


Fertile Valley Creamery Co., Ltd. 
PONOKA 


CREAM WANTED 


SHIP YOUR CREAM TO Us 
>All ACTION GUARANTEED 


Highest Miices, Correct Weight and Test 
Government Graded 


Highest Cash Pt 


Paid for Foualtyy ind Kygs 


FERTILE VALLEY CREAMERY CO., LTD. 
\ \ Mi Leon Mana rol 
W, C, Bacnor, Secretary 


oring and desigt s of ‘ workmarnshit oo were a . 
wae and trappings cad work ! ine Pasa a ie 
and t Ke r wate § ‘ 
The 51 e nt ent grou i gots, and 
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ALURUAROL MONG Tall Din’: lai is errr Mee een 3 for 25¢ 

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@ Green. Grube RIUM Sis ier Seer eee ey Rein nes 25c per tin 

4 LGU DAN Cs ONS 205 9 Bon rvcacees bivlgse:y usta oc hea V0 ey 25e per, tin 
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Phoie O MERCHANTS 


ELON LLL LLL AGG TE GO A TS 


| GOES TO ORIENT 


Popular C.1 
ceives New andl Imp 
tant Pect 


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Railway S 


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|| For Fall & Winter Hauling 
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usefulness of the Ford ‘Tiuck 1s the 


of] tiling jobs to be d ne: 


I! 'y limit to the usefulness of the | 
limit to the 


In hauling corn to 


» ensilage cutter, grain to the barn or separator, 
ing the potato or root Gop it cuts the time in 
| will show even a grea er saving of time on 
i ik 
' 
Winter hinting of all kinds can be ace mplished in 
' vlosed cab keeps the driver warm on 
\ \ nie would freeze to death on a wagen, 
| | 
) Youcon buy a Bord Track on our Thrifts Clan—a | 
‘down payment and the balance spread aver 
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Let us vet together and talk it over, 


PENDLETON GARAGE | 


B. E. PENDLETON, Proprietor, Ponoka 


A A A MT A | 


RATES £1.00 UP PHONE O101 


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Ponoka 


ABIES WILL GROW 
You will prize the 
collection of Baby's Photo 
more and more as (he years 
go by. 


PHOTOGRAPHS 


NEVER GROW UP 


B. S. Cameron 
STUDIOS 
PONOKA = Anp 


ae 

If You Want 
a Set of Eveners that you 
cannot break for the 
breaking plow, or any 
other purpose, we have 
them, 


White Oak in 2x4, 
in Stock 


xO and 2x8 
We Repair and Rebuild Wagons 
Democrats and Bugyies 


General Repair Werk and 
Blacksmithing 


J. H. STEWART 


Next to Farrell & talvorsen’s 


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4 
iraduate of Marquette University isv7 
Complete X-Ray Services 
BIRD BLOCK, PONOKA 
*hone 7 Res, 137 
_ DIREOTORY _ 
Williarn R. McLaurin 


LACOMBE 


PROrES StOM AT 


oe 


{ GRAAMAM, MB. Toronto 
Vie Physician and Surgeon 
Residence, Donald Avenue 


Phone 57 


Vi, A. CAMRBALL, M,D.,O.M 


Physici@gfind Surgeon 


OMce=—Ch un Avenue 
Opposite Kennedy & Russell's 


Ir D LOCKE, M.B, Toronto, 


Physician and Surgeon, 


Office over A. Reid's Store, 
Phone 121 


te 


Dr.-G. E, BUDD 
Dentist 


Barrister, Solicitor » Notary 


MONEY TO LOAN 


Office—Over the Bird Drug Store, 
Chipman Avenue 


Knox & Beaumont 
Barristers, Solicitors and 
Notavies Pablie 


Mee: NENT DAN RUSH'S OFFICE 
PONOKA 


\lexander Knox Arthur Beaumont 


Odell & Russell 


Barvisters, Soheitors and Notaries 
Star Store Block, Wetaskiwin 


W. H, Odell, K.0, C. H, Russel 


BRITANNIA LODGE No, 18 
ALP. & A.M. 


Bro, S. Birnb, WM, 
Beo, 'T. A. STEWART, Secretary 
Meets first Thursday of each montn 
in Masonic Hall, Donald Avenue, 
Visiting brethren welcome 


wey Mer $ oO. O. ae 
Ned ar -") 

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PONOKA LODGE e 
Meets in LOLOE, Hall every getay 


evening at S pam, Visiting brethren » 
we'come, 


P, Nicito.as, N.G, 
H, James, RS, 


HOPE REBEKAH LODGE 
No, 38, L.O.0.F, 
|} Regular meeting every alternate 
Friday Evening in 1O,O,F, Mall, at 


Sactock 
Visiting Members welcome 
Mrs Mantua Russein, NG, 
Miss PLetus Hoturs, RS, 


G. E. BOWKER 


UNDERTAKER 
EMBALMER 


PHONE 28 


PONOKA 


| Central Garage 


Donald Avenue, Ponoka 


| Dads 


|| Radiators 
|| Repaired and 
| Rebuilt 


All work of this nature done by 
anexpert workman, 


Get Our Prices 


If you want your Car or Gas 
Engine overhauled, we give 
satisfaction, Starting Motors 
and Magnetos re paired, 


OXY ACKTYLENE WELDING 
V SPeecraLry 


PONOKA MARKETS 
[levator pricee, September 6 :— 


| Wheat, No, | Northern, pevburh, 
{Noa “4 ey ‘yan 


i . live, per ewt,,. . », W3z 
joel, live, per" 44.44 82,00 to 3,00 
Higeas, isatittic cooocccceceeeee